Dr. Wormack-Keels has served as an executive director for numerous organizations. She is an ordained National Baptist pastor, with standing in the American Baptist Church. She retired from full time pastoral ministry in 2015.

Renee is also the former regional director of Prison Fellowship Ministries for Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Maine.

I am honored to serve as the Program Director for Horizon Prison Initiative at the Ohio Reformatory for Women (ORW).

With over twenty-five years in full-time ministry—as a pastor, missionary, prayer leader, and chaplain—I am passionate about guiding women on a journey of healing and faith. Since first volunteering at ORW in 2022, I have helped lead programs such as Healing Care, Celebrate Recovery, and From Broken to Beloved, witnessing God’s transformative power firsthand.

Now serving full-time with Horizon, my deepest desire is to help women rediscover their worth, dignity, and identity as beloved children of God, and to see Horizon at ORW thrive as a true community of transformation and hope.

I am absolutely blessed to have been given the opportunity to work with this wonderful organization. As a current Criminology student at Arizona State University, I found a love for wanting to work in the prison system to build and not break returning citizens.

As the Reentry Program Coordinator for Horizon at ORW, it is my goal to not only assist the women in finding resources, but to also prepare them for life outside of prison. I am constantly being encouraged and motivated by the women which makes this position more meaningful than ever.

I look forward to continuing to create bonds with the women at ORW and am looking forward to what the future holds!

I am honored to serve as the Community Resource and Reentry Coordinator for Horizon Prison Initiative. In this role, I help foster meaningful connections, guide individuals through reentry, and work alongside our community to build brighter futures. The strength of Horizon lies in its people, and together, we are creating pathways to success.

Having navigated my own journey as a Judicially Impacted Citizen, I understand the challenges and triumphs of rebuilding life after incarceration. These experiences fuel my commitment to service, advocacy, and empowerment. I believe reintegration is not about starting over—it’s about moving forward with purpose, support, and determination.

What drives me is the opportunity to stand beside those ready to take charge of their futures. At Horizon, we are more than a program—we are a community built on accountability, strength, and hope. I am grateful to walk this path together as we continue transforming lives and restoring dignity, one step at a time.

Brian LeCrone serves as the Horizon LoCI Administrative Assistant.  In this role Brian manages Horizon’s databases ensuring accurate tracking and performance-based evaluations of the program and its participants.  He also acts as the volunteer coordinator for Horizon volunteers.

Brian began as a Horizon volunteer Outside Brother in 2014 and came on staff as Horizon emerged from Covid lock-down in 2021.  He is continually gratified by seeing residents achieve real change and real preparation for their release back into society.

Jeff From serves as the Program Director of the Horizon Prison Initiative at London Correctional Institution in London, Ohio. Since 2008, he has contributed to Horizon’s mission in a variety of roles, bringing his practical experience, academic training, and personal commitment to restorative justice and human transformation.

Jeff’s background is both diverse and grounded in service. His professional journey has included work in construction, sustainable agriculture, home repair in Central Appalachia, theatre technology, higher education, and restorative practices. He has also served as an adjunct professor and is a dedicated father.

He holds a Master of Arts in Conflict Transformation and Peacebuilding, with a concentration in Restorative Justice, from Eastern Mennonite University in Harrisonburg, Virginia.

Jeff is continually transformed by the courage of men and women who have journeyed through some of life’s darkest places—both internally and externally—and step into the light of vulnerability, healing, and love.