William Tigner

Federal Medical Center, Federal Bureau of Prisons,
Federal Medical Center, Federal Bureau of Prisons
July 7
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About My Family

Christal and I have been married for 28 years. We are a family of four, plus two. We have one son and one daughter. We have two granddaughters by our daughter and are looking forward to our son's up and coming marriage.

About My Ministry

I am the chief chaplain for the Federal Medical Center, Federal Bureau of Prison in Fort Worth, Texas. We have nearly 1,500 men here for medical treatment.

We started a ministry called Terminal Life Care (TLC). The ministry ensures that no man, no matter why he is in our institution, dies alone. The ministry has been a blessing. We manage nearly 80 volunteers. We hold programs seven days and nights a week and conduct special programs for Christmas, Easter and Reformation Day.

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