Crossroads shares the love of Jesus with incarcerated men and women by connecting them with mentors from churches that walk alongside them as they study God’s Word together through the mail. With every lesson, students receive positive feedback and a heartfelt letter of encouragement from a Christian on the outside. Students tell us the lessons and letters remind them that they are not alone and help them grow in their faith and commitment to a new life. The Christ-centered relationships built through the Crossroads mentorship program empower and equip our students to serve the Lord in their correctional facilities and to serve their families and communities upon their release.

Participation in the Crossroads mentorship program is free for incarcerated individuals. The program includes:

• Access to years of Bible studies
• Written feedback on lessons, responses to questions, and letters of encouragement from caring mentors
• A New International Version Bible (upon request) in regular or large print
• A certificate of achievement and a free book after each course a student finishes (if allowed by the student’s facility)
• A progress letter (upon request) to the parole board, the student’s judge, or a prospective employer after the student has completed at least twelve lessons
• Quarterly Just for Students newsletters that offer encouragement, program updates, and plans for daily Bible reading
• Two issues per year of Threads, our creative arts journal that features art and poetry from Crossroads students

It is easy to enroll someone who is incarcerated. Fill out the enrollment request form, and we will send the prospective student an enrollment form for our mentorship program. Send hope to someone living behind bars today!

Note: Available materials are dependent on facility regulations.