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Our History
Grace Place organized in 2011 after being in faith-based dorms in the Texas prison systems since 2004.
Our problem was we had no place to take our people once they came out of those faith-based dorms. We had to transition them into places with people that we didn’t know well and they didn’t know at all.
Starting Grace Place allowed a continuity of care that started in the prison system and continued upon a person release.
Our Leadership
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Stek Steck
Executive Director
Stek Steck served as the State Director of Celebrate Recovery-Inside and has partnered with Alpha USA’s Division of Prisons and Reentry, Corrections Corporation of America, and the Texas Department of Criminal Justice developing a model of Offender Reentry… Read more
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Chuck Adair
Program Director
Chuck was raised in Nashville, Tennessee. Through educational opportunities at Lipscomb University and other higher educational experiences, Chuck stepped into a ministry career that led him to Texas in 1984… Read more
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Patti Robertson
BSN, RN, CPTD
Women’s Director
Patti began her professional career in nursing in 2006 as an ICU nurse in Oklahoma. In 2010, Patti started serving in the non-profit industry as the Director of Education and Development for Southwest Transplant Alliance in Dallas, Texas… Read more
Our Properties
Grace Place Properties is a combination of two apartment complexes as well as a third property that is not connected to the apartment complexes.
The second apartment complex allows them to experience more of a real-world experience. While they still have the connection to the community, they have more freedom, more opportunity, and they do it in a context that allows that to happen for them and so as they live… as they move along in the process… they move from one side to the other. They experience a more real-world situation at the same time community is still a part of their life.
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Want to apply for the Grace Place Properties program? Learn more here.