Our home wasn’t extravagant, but it was in great shape when we moved in. Over time, the wear and tear of children, dogs, weather, and aging materials began to show. We did our best to keep up with repairs and improvements over the years. However, one project kept...
This Mother’s Day, we ask you to join the Crossroads staff, mentors, volunteers, and supporters in prayer for the mothers of incarcerated men and women, along with prayer for mothers who are currently incarcerated. Incarceration doesn’t just impact individuals; it...
At last week’s Second Chances, Endless Grace fundraising luncheon, former Crossroads student Clinton Strother took the stage to share his story of redemption in a heartfelt interview with Douglas Cupery, Crossroads’ director of church engagement. Now, you can watch...
As a pastor of a large church in northeastern Uganda, Edward has witnessed firsthand how following God’s mandate to care for and disciple those in prison leads to transformation—both inside and outside prison walls. Edward first learned about Crossroads when he...
Incarceration is often seen as the end of the road—a place of punishment, isolation, and regret. For many, prison walls confine not just the body, but also the soul, reinforcing a sense of hopelessness. Yet, even in the darkest cells, the light of Christ’s redemption...
The reflection of Jesus was all around me in the prison chapel. A small group of church volunteers joined me in a chapel service. The worship volunteers followed the lead of the prison worship team, laughing and talking with them as they practiced for the service....
