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Prison Ministry Outreach
Hope delivered.
Discipleship sustained.
We serve incarcerated men and women through individualized Christian discipleship packets, prayer, pastoral encouragement, and consistent correspondence rooted in the Word of God.
The Outreach Packet
Prepared for a person—
not a mailing list.
Each packet is prepared around the recipient’s spiritual questions, requested Bible translation, institutional requirements, and appropriate next step. Prisoner names, identification numbers, addresses, and correspondence remain private.
01A personal pastoral letter and welcome
02Bible-centered discipleship lesson selected for the recipient
03Scripture reading and reflection prompts
04Prayer and encouragement materials
05A response page for questions and next steps
06The recipient’s requested Bible translation when available
Correspondence Pathway
Careful preparation. Faithful follow-through.
Confirm the institution’s current mailing rules and permitted materials
Prepare an individualized packet for Executive Office review
Mail the approved packet and record only necessary ministry information
Assign a trained volunteer for prayerful monthly correspondence
Review progress, safety, and future discipleship needs
Volunteer Correspondents
Spiritually mature.
Prayerfully prepared.
Volunteers should be spiritually mature, prayed-up, dependable, respectful of institutional rules, and willing to serve under ministry oversight. Licensed or experienced ministers are preferred for some assignments, but licensing is not required for every volunteer.
01Complete ministry screening and orientation before assignment.
02Use ministry-approved correspondence practices and never make unauthorized promises.
03Protect personal information and route safety or pastoral concerns to the Executive Office.
04Commit to prayer and generally one approved correspondence each month.
Request • Refer • Volunteer • Support
Help carry the hope of Christ beyond prison walls.
Institutional requirements are verified before anything is mailed. Future pastoral visits may be considered one or two times per year when approved by the institution and ministry leadership.