DPM Offering Hope & Healing

 Board of Directors Officers

Executive Director
Cathy Robertson
Chair
Rev. Eddie Scott
Treasurer
TBD
Secretary
Millie Warner 

Davidson Prison Ministry (DPM) formed in the fall of 1985 offering hope and healing to the offenders and staff at Davidson Correctional Center.  DPM chaplaincy and ministry services seek to be “salt and light” to a broken and hurting community.

​DPM is driven by the belief that every human being is created in the image of God and therefore has intrinsic dignity and potential.

​By supporting this ministry, you demonstrate your desire to help offenders make a permanent change in their lives which has the potential of profoundly impacting the lives of children, families, and communities.  The positive impact on society when one person’s life is transformed is immeasurable.

Davidson Prison Ministry is a member of the Lexington Area Chamber of Commerce and received GuideStar’s Gold Seal of Transparency.​

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Cathy Robertson

Executive Director

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Cathy Robertson serves as Executive Director of Davidson Prison Ministry, where she leads with a deep commitment to Christ and a passion for serving the incarcerated church. With decades of leadership experience, Cathy is dedicated to equipping others to grow in their faith and actively engage in meaningful ministry both inside correctional facilities and through reentry support across North Carolina.
Under her leadership, Davidson Prison Ministry has strengthened its mission of bringing the hope of the Gospel to incarcerated men. Through strategic vision, volunteer mobilization, and consistent discipleship efforts—including weekly Bible studies—Cathy has witnessed lives transformed as men discover purpose, identity, and restoration in Christ. Her journey with the ministry began more than a decade ago as a volunteer and Board Chairman, giving her a deep, firsthand understanding of discipleship and ministry leadership.
In addition to her nonprofit leadership, Cathy brings extensive experience in organizational and team management from her career in property management. She is known for building strong teams, cultivating meaningful relationships, and implementing strategies that foster long-term growth and sustainability.
Cathy holds a Certificate in Nonprofit Management and Community Leadership from Salem College and has completed the Women’s Emerging Leaders Program at Wake Forest University. These experiences, combined with her practical leadership background, equip her to lead with both compassion and effectiveness.
At the heart of Cathy’s calling is a love for direct ministry. Whether leading Bible studies, facilitating discipleship, or worshiping alongside men at Davidson Correctional Center, she is most fulfilled when serving on the front lines of ministry.
A lifelong resident of Lexington, North Carolina, Cathy is deeply rooted in her community while carrying a broader vision—to see lives transformed and the Gospel advanced through ministry to the incarcerated church.
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Miranda Lane

Chaplain

Miranda Lane earned her Bachelor's and Master's degrees from NC A&T State University of Greensboro, NC, in Agricultural Education. She also earned a Master of Divinity from Hood Theological Seminary in Salisbury, NC. Miranda completed her Chaplaincy Internship at Atrium Behavioral Health (Davidson, NC). She completed her Clinical Pastoral Education residency at Atrium Health Hospital (Concord, NC). Afterward, she served as PRN Chaplain at Novant Health Rowan Medical Center (Salisbury, NC).

​Miranda is an ordained minister through the World Council of Independent Christian Churches. Her interests include providing pastoral care to patients in behavioral health, hospice, and adult corrections. Miranda’s mission is to provide calm spaces of solace and refuge to all people.

FACT

The United States incarcerates more men and women than any other country.  ​7 in 10 of post release offenders will return to prison in just 3 short years. 
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HOPE

Prison is a place of punishment but God can use it as a place to refine, reshape and transform the lives of offenders.  God does not give up on those in prison and neither should we!