CROSS ROAD CORRECTIONAL MINISTRIES

Crossroads Prison Ministries catalyzes Christ-centered mentoring relationships between people in prison and volunteers from churches throughout the world. The unlikely relationships formed through studying the Bible together and exchanging letters transform both those inside and outside prison walls.
For those who are locked up, experiencing the love of a mentor is metamorphic. The mentors' encouraging and guiding words have a deep impact, providing a vivid picture of the unconditional love of Jesus. Volunteers who have been Christians for decades are transformed as well, discovering renewed purpose and excitement as they make an eternal difference in the life of someone previously thought to be discarded.
Crossroads Prison Ministries embraces those behind bars as brothers and sisters in Christ. Through a relationship with Jesus Christ and the loving example of their mentors, Crossroads students can become agents of hope and change within correctional facilities. As they engage in Bible study with their mentors, leaders are identified and deployed. This causes cell blocks, day activity rooms and entire prison facilities to be transformed into healthy, vibrant communities of faith.
As these same leaders are released back into their communities, they bring positive change and revival to the churches that receive them. While that is happening in the free world, those who will never be released are providing a foundation on which the church inside prison walls is built.

Make meaningful connections with churches and volunteers to improve the lives of men and women in prison all around the world.

A dedicated team of professionals are aligned to process thousands of enrollments and Bible studies annually. A dedicated team of thousands of volunteers around the world who assist in supporting men and women in prison.

Repositioned ministry brand by changing name to align with mission and vision
Updated and replaced antiquated computer systems and business processes
Filled key staff positions.
Equipped thousands of volunteers (mentors) in walking with those that are incarcerated and sharing the love of Christ.
Established virtual support modules for mentor trainings to share their experiences and continued encouragement.
Developing a jail specific curriculum to allow those incarcerated for shorter periods of time to have a full presentation of the gospel