In a recent letter to Crossroads, John, a student in North Carolina, began his message with a wholehearted proclamation of faith. He wrote, “My name is John, and I am a Christian!” Today, being a follower of Christ is a primary part of John’s identity. But John’s...
“I started running the streets at an early age,” Davy told us. “My dad made some bad choices and was sent to prison when I was a teenager.” Free from his dad’s supervision, Davy was left to make bad decisions of his own. “This new freedom allowed me to run the...
El Buen Pastor by Salvador M., a Crossroads student in Nevada “If a man owns a hundred sheep, and one of them wanders away, will he not leave the ninety-nine on the hills and go to look for the one that wandered off? And if he finds it, truly I tell you, he is happier...
Meshack’s call to follow Jesus was an audible one. He heard the strong voice of Molefe burst into his cell every Sunday morning: “Church! Church! Church!” Molefe, like Meshack, was in prison. Before reaching the age of twenty, Meshack had been convicted and imprisoned...
Dear Friends of Crossroads Prison Ministries, After a thorough nationwide search, the Crossroads Prison Ministries board of directors is pleased to announce that it has unanimously selected Joe Pryor to be Crossroads’ next President and CEO, effective February 3,...
“I knew at an early age that I wanted Jesus in my heart and life,” William wrote. Even though he desired to live for Christ, William didn’t have a strong model of what it meant to live out his faith. As a child, William harbored secrets at home. While he and his mom...
