Volunteers Needed
Prison ministry is a powerful way to share hope, healing, and the love of Christ with those who often feel forgotten—and we can’t do it alone. We are inviting volunteers with all gifts and talents to join this life-changing work, whether you are called to teach, pray, listen, mentor, worship, write letters, offer practical skills, or simply show up with a willing heart. You don’t need to have all the answers—just a desire to serve and be used by God. As Scripture reminds us, we are one body with many parts, and every gift matters. If you feel even a small tug on your heart, consider saying yes and becoming part of what God is doing behind prison walls..
OUR MISSION
Our purpose is to proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ within correctional facilities by providing weekly worship services and Bible studies, while offering prayerful support to inmates and their families. We are committed to walking alongside returning citizens as they transition back into society through mentorship, family intercession, and practical assistance such as job readiness and employment support, so lives may be restored for God’s glory.
Prison Outreach
Prison ministry reflects the heart of Christ and His call to love the forgotten. Jesus reminds us in Matthew 25:36, “I was in prison and you came to visit me.” Behind prison walls are men and women created in God’s image, many searching for forgiveness, hope, and a fresh start. Through prayer, Scripture, and loving presence, prison ministry shares the transforming power of the Gospel. Even in confinement, hearts can be set free through Jesus Christ. God’s grace knows no boundaries, and no life is beyond redemption. When the Church reaches those who are incarcerated, it becomes a living witness of God’s mercy and restoration. Prison ministry not only changes lives behind bars—it strengthens families, communities, and the body of Christ as a whole.
Continuing Commitment
The work of ministry does not end at the prison gate. Scripture calls believers to walk alongside those seeking a new beginning. As Proverbs 3:5–6 reminds us, God directs the paths of those who trust in Him—even after incarceration. When individuals return to society from prison, they often face fear, temptation, and uncertainty. Christian reentry support offers more than practical help; it offers belonging. Through mentorship, prayer, job readiness, and connection to a church community, the body of Christ helps returning citizens stand firm in their new identity in Christ. Helping former inmates transition back into society reflects the heart of the Gospel—a message of restoration, grace, and second chances. When the Church embraces those seeking redemption, it becomes a living testimony that in Christ, lives are not defined by their past, but by God’s transforming love.
Called To Serve
Behind every milestone stand volunteers, mentors, medics, coders, cooks, each with a story worth sharing. Celebrate their win and discover ways to recruit, train, and retain passionate teammates. Through consistent presence, prayer, and sharing God’s Word, volunteers become vessels of Christ’s grace. They listen without judgment, encourage with compassion, and reflect the truth that no one is beyond redemption. God often uses simple faithfulness to bring profound transformation. Those who serve behind bars are changed as well. Prison ministry deepens humility, gratitude, and trust in God’s power to restore lives. When volunteers step into correctional facilities, they carry more than a message—they carry the living hope of Jesus Christ.