by Aaron Mueller | Jul 9, 2020 | Latest News, Stories
Stories like Joshua’s rarely end well. He was hooked on marijuana, prescription pills and alcohol by 16. His experimenting turned into a full-blown addiction after the death of his father when Joshua was 18. “I became depressed. I started abusing substances more...
by Aaron Mueller | Jun 26, 2020 | Latest News, Stories
Growing up in Baptist churches in the 1960s and 70s, Timmie remembers saying the “Salvation prayer” more times than he could count. But it wasn’t until his most recent trip to prison that he discovered a real life-transforming relationship with Jesus. Timmie grew up...
by Eliezer Yeong | Jun 5, 2020 | Latest News, Stories
Many Crossroads students have tremendous artistic gifts. We have showcased their talent in our Threads arts journal and in art shows that we hold across the country. We now have another way to share prison art — through coloring pages. We have taken...
by Aaron Mueller | May 13, 2020 | Latest News, Stories
Devin, a Crossroads student in New Mexico, is supposed to be released from prison soon. Reentry is difficult enough. Now add a global pandemic. “I have no place to go. So I am really bummed out and discouraged,” Devin wrote in a recent note to his Crossroads mentor....
by Amy Cain | Apr 23, 2020 | Latest News, Stories
You’re worthless. You’re stupid. You’ll always be a failure. These were the words Terry heard over and over as he grew up. Longing for love from his father, he instead received emotional and physical abuse. “I became angry and started hating my father, wondering why...
by Aaron Mueller | Apr 16, 2020 | Latest News, Stories
COVID-19 has ravaged many prisons in the United States. Most facilities are closed to visitors and many are on lockdown. Now is the time to lift up our incarcerated brothers and sisters in prayer. But don’t limit your prayers to the United States. Prisons all over the...
