Rev. Pam Scott

Pam Scott, the director of Day-Break Ministries - the Ventura-based charity that was to benefit from the Little Lilith Fair - refused to talk to the Reporter for this story, or to confirm whether she had been contacted by investigators.

Chaplain Pam Scott, left, directs a Bible study with Carolyn Arenas, 24, and other women at the shelter.
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Chaplain Pam Scott, left, directs a Bible study with Carolyn Arenas, 24, and other women at the shelter.

Missionary Pam Scott will be speaking on the "The Truth of the World" and "The Truth of The Word" at the Baptist Women's Ministry Retreat to be held March 21 and 22.Scott is part of Chaplain Prison Ministries and Pastors to Prisoners, a non-profit organization that provides ministers to work in the state prisons.

Her experience includes taping Christian programs for death row inmates and conducting weekly church services and bible studies in the Ventura County Jail.Scott completed coursework at Bethany Bible College while volunteering throughout the Ventura County jails and prisons.

In 1999 she took an early retirement and became a full time chaplain to the women at the California Rehabilitation Center in Norco.She continues to work to facilitate support for women who have become "hopeless" and help them regain hope through God's Plan through Jesus Christ.

The public is invited to take part in the "God's Plan - My Part," Baptist Women's Ministry Retreat.There is a $10 registration fee.

Missionary Pam Scott will present "The Truth of the World" at the Baptist Women´s Ministry Retreat on March 21 and 22.Call 684-3353 for info.

The third speaker is Chaplain Pam Scott, who serves as Chaplain in the Women's Prison.

Rev. Pam Scott, Chaplain with Daybreak Ministries

The third speaker is Chaplain Pam Scott, who serves as chaplain in a women's prison.Her story of hope will encourage everyone.

The third speaker is Chaplain Pam Scott, who serves as Chaplain in Women's Prison.Her story of hope will encourage everyone.

Faustino Rico, Craig Lorick, and Pam Scott will share their stories of life on both sides of the prison walls.
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.The third speaker is Chaplain Pam Scott, who serves as chaplain in women's prison.She tells the story of hopelessness and hope.

Pam Scott

Pam Scott spent 22 years ministering to the incarcerated.She was ordained by the Evangelical Church of Alliance in 1997, and completed her courses at Bethany Bible College.In 1999 she served as the chaplain to 1,000 women at California Rehabilitation Center.Wanting to help the women to break the cycle of returning to the prison (2/3 of the women released are re-arrested within three years), she felt she could best serve in the capacity of re-entry and left the prison in 2002.Today she is the chaplain and director of Day-Break Ministries, an aftercare ministry helping women transition from prison or jail, back into the community of Ventura County.Day-Break Ministries has its offices in the Poinsettia Pavilion, and offers guidance and assistance with the many challenges faced by ex-offenders.Pam is currently residing in Ventura, is the mother of three grown children and the grandmother of four.