“Continue to remember those in prison as if you were together with them in prison, and those who are mistreated as if you yourselves were suffering.” -Hebrews 13:3 After spending nearly two decades as church planters in Northern Italy, the lives of Andy...
James didn’t want to believe the gut-wrenching news he’d just been given: his son had been killed. The last time he had seen his son in person was fourteen years prior, when his son was only five years old. James had been entangled in drugs and alcohol for years, and...
If you had walked into Crossroads’ office in early March, you would have found at least a dozen volunteers hard at work stuffing Bible study lessons into envelopes, sorting mail or entering enrollment forms into a database. If you had stopped by a week later, you...
The 2019-2020 fiscal year was a year like none other. We grew our volunteer team, strengthened partnerships and aggressively developed and tested new Bible study curriculum. But in the spring, everything changed. The pandemic disrupted everyone and everything,...
Marc entered prison twenty-one years ago feeling lost. Raised in a Catholic family, Marc found himself separated from them at an early age. After his parents’ marriage ended in a divorce, he found himself in the foster care system at the age of eight, and he...
We receive dozens of notes and letters from students every week, giving us glimpses into their lives. Some of their stories make us smile and warm our hearts. Others offer a sobering reminder of the darkness of prison life and the brokenness of our world. As the world...
