Tom Allanson was incarcerated for 16 years, and became a Christian while in prison. He felt called to minister to lost inmates in prison and prisoners upon release. He was the president of the first Full Gospel Businessmen’s Fellowship International (FGBMFI) prison ministry. Upon release from prison he became chapter president of the FGBMFI in Cumming, GA and served as field representative over the prison ministry. Later he became FGBMFI’s national director of prison ministry. He started an aftercare ministry in 1993, and then began SFAC in his home in 2004. He attended Ministry Ventures’ training for two years to learn how to operate a ministry. His college degree is from the University of Georgia. 

Richard has been with SFAC for 15 years, He lives and serves SFAC 24/7 and as a mentor he is the essential link to the residents and their return to society. After a man has been incarcerated for a number of years, the world is like a different planet and he has to re-learn how to cope with the world. Richard has patience and love for these men. He is also their transportation to and from work, church, and even the store. SFAC is blessed to have Richard.

Rev. Stephen King married his high school sweetheart, Bobbie, 46 years ago and together they have 6 children. He has been an ordained minister of the gospel since July of 2005 and a Hope Minister of Mount Paran North Church of God since May 2012.



Rev. King began his professional occupation with Lockheed Martin in 1983 and is currently an Engineering Liaison Planner supporting several aircraft programs. During his years of employment, Lockheed Martin and the U.S. President’s Counsel of Service and Civil Participation have recognized Rev. King on multiple occasions for his community service while volunteering for Setfree After Care, Cobb County ADC Chaplaincy, Georgia Department of Corrections Chaplaincy and The Jacob House Project.

He is an avid motorcyclist and enjoys singing and making music videos