About All In Or All Out Ministry
Our Story
All In or All Out Ministry was founded on a simple but challenging belief: real change requires commitment, accountability, and support — not quick fixes.
The ministry was created to serve individuals navigating some of life’s most difficult transitions, particularly those impacted by incarceration, homelessness, addiction, or instability. Through faith-based outreach and evidence-based programming, we work to disrupt destructive patterns and replace them with structure, purpose, and hope.
From jail-based reentry support to transitional housing and community outreach, our focus has always been on long-term restoration — not temporary relief.
Where We Started
Kevin Harris grew up as both a preacher’s kid and a principal’s kid, raised on faith, structure, and high expectations. Nearly 14 years sober from drugs and alcohol, he has turned his recovery into a mission. He’s the author of one book and is currently writing his second, and he is the founder of All In or All Out Ministry, a nonprofit dedicated to helping people walk through addiction recovery, grief, and life after trauma. Through the ministry, he is also developing a tiny home transitional housing project focused on stability, accountability, and real pathways forward. His story isn’t theoretical—it’s lived, tested, and now poured back into others.
Our Approach
Transitional Housing through Tiny Homes
Our Tiny Homes Project provides structured transitional housing for individuals committed to rebuilding their lives. Once construction is complete, residents are supported through accountability, evidence-based programming, and life skills that promote long-term stability. Housing is paired with responsibility, purpose, and a clear path toward independence.
Jail-based reentry support via W.R.A.P.
Through the Workforce Reentry & Advancement Program we begin working with participants while they are still incarcerated. This structured program focuses on accountability, recovery, education, and workforce readiness to prepare individuals for a successful transition back into the community. Support continues through a guided aftercare process following release.
Financial Literacy, Education & Life Skills
We provide practical education that equips individuals to manage finances, pursue education, and develop essential life skills. Through partnerships with financial institutions and educational providers, participants learn budgeting, saving, employment readiness, and academic fundamentals needed for long-term success.
Food & Clothing Donations
Our outreach efforts help meet immediate needs by providing food, clothing, and essential items to individuals experiencing hardship. These efforts are often the first step in building trust, connection, and pathways toward deeper support and restoration.
Aftercare, Mentorship & Workforce Readiness
Long-term success requires consistent support beyond initial programs. Through mentorship, accountability, and workforce readiness initiatives, participants receive guidance as they pursue employment, housing stability, and personal growth. Each individual is encouraged and supported as they work toward sustainable independence.
Reinforcement of Purpose & Integrity via Faith
Faith is the foundation of our work and shapes how we serve. Through spiritual guidance, mentorship, and community, we reinforce values of integrity, responsibility, and purpose. While faith participation is never required, it remains a central source of encouragement and restoration within our ministry.
Meet the Board
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Kevin Harris
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
I am married with 5 kids between the 2 of us. Navigating a blended family has come with its challenges but we have grown closer as a family over the years. Over my lifetime I have had many jobs due to a substance abuse disorder that I have had over most my life. I have worked for people, started my own business and now started a ministry. The ministry has by far brought me the most joy. This ministry is near and dear to my heart because I get a chance to serve others who have suffered with addiction the way I have. Without God my life would have been cut short due to choices I had made over the years. God has blessed me, my family and this ministry far beyond I could have ever imagined. -
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Jonathon Rice
CHAIRPERSON
Jonathon Rice was born and raised in Cartersville, GA. 20 years ago, & married the love of his life, Amanda, and they have been blessed with three wonderful kids and a grandchild. He is the General Manager for Midwest Recycling Service & Sales where he works with his brother Justin to install recycling equipment all over the US. Being involved in the community is important to him, and volunteering has always been something his family has made a point to do. Whether it’s coaching youth sports, serving in the children’s ministry at church or various other programs through our church, he is passionate about giving back. When he learned about Kevin's nonprofit, AIAO and his mission to help men that have struggled with addiction, he knew this was something that he wanted to be part of. Addiction is something that has affected his family and he has seen the toll it takes. He strongly believe the vision Kevin has by introducing Jesus into the hearts of these troubled men is the answer to a clean Christian recovery. He has seen the path change lives firsthand and supports it 100%. -
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Blake Scoggins
VICE PRESIDENT
Judge Scoggins graduated from Adairsville High School in 2003. He obtained his Bachelor's Degree from Clemson University in 2008 and received his J.D. from John Marshall Law School in 2012. Judge Scoggins ran a successful law practice for more than ten years prior to being elected as Probate Judge in May 2024. He was sworn in as Judge on July 8, 2024. As a practicing attorney, he was part of the Family Treatment Court ("FTC") team, which is an accountability court that helps to provide substance abuse treatment to parents who have lost their children to DFCS. He also practiced Domestic Law and handled Real Estate Closings. As the sitting Probate Judge, he deals with Traffic, Wills, and Estate cases. Judge Scoggins married his beautiful wife, Ashley, in 2015 and they have two amazing boys, Warren and Harris. They attend Crosspoint City Church where Ashley is the Kids Minister for the Adairsville campus. -
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Chris Dysart
SECRETARY
Chris is a lifelong resident of Cartersville/Bartow county, his wife Sarah and him have been married for 23 years and have 3 wonderful children. He’s spent almost 27 years in the contracting / multi family industries and have been fortunate enough to see God use the talents and skills He’s given him in various ministries both locally and abroad to further His kingdom. He became a part of AIAO because he has experienced firsthand the destructive power addiction has on both the individual and those who love them. He has also experienced the redemptive grace and power of Jesus to crush those addictions and want that for every person who suffers with addiction. -
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Keith Wiethe
TREASURER
Keith is married with two children of whom are grown adults. When he was not really looking for his life partner, God crossed his path with his wife. He is blessed to have her by his side as they navigate life together. She has been everything and more that he could want in a spouse. Their children are both simply good people. He has spent his working career in the building products/interior finishes industry starting as a sales representative then working in marketing but ultimately coming back to sales and now, he is an executive with responsibility for N. America. His interest in serving on this board is he has seen firsthand what the disease of addiction can do to an individual and family. It has affected his family. If this ministry is successful in helping just one person, then it has been successful. There are so many affected by this disease, we look to God for direction and intervention. A ministry of five is not enough. It takes a community!
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Jennifer Ray
MEETING ADMIN
Jennifer Ray brings over two decades of leadership and deep community roots to the AIAO Board. A 1996 graduate of Cass High School and a 2001 graduate of Reinhardt College with a B.S. in Business, she has spent 23 years in the banking industry, currently serving as a District Manager at Wells Fargo Bank. She and her husband, Jeremy, a 30-year City of Cartersville Fireman, have two amazing teenage children and enjoy attending and serving at Crosspoint City Church. Beyond her professional role, Jennifer is deeply invested in the restoration of families in our community. She is especially passionate about programs like AIAO that offer men a second chance at life, believing that when we invest in the individual, we strengthen the family and the entire community.
Preacher’s Kid Breaks Into Dad's Church
Kevin’s first book is a story of mistakes, love, grace and redemption. This book is about one persons story who has recovered from a drug addiction and has been shown grace and mercy. This book gives hope, strength and encouragement to people who have either personally or know someone who has struggled with addiction.
Our Partners
Committed to Real Change
Restoration doesn’t happen overnight — but it does happen when people are willing to go all in. We invite you to learn more about our work, get involved, or support the mission as we continue serving individuals and strengthening our community.