We help those who are incarcerated \u2013 whatever their religious affiliation or lack of affiliation – and their institutions by providing:<\/p>\n
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We want to share the light of the Christ with inmates. We want to help inmates grow spiritually to better understand and feel their relationship to God as described in the Bible. This sharing has been an enormous blessing to many inmates in many facilities over many decades. We are not a social service organization or a pen pal organization. Accordingly, we:<\/p>\n
Sometimes people confuse our prison ministry with proselytizing. Actually, what we do is the opposite of proselytizing. Proselytizing involves a narrow and selfish desire to get outsiders to join your group to make your group more numerous and humanly powerful and convince everyone that your way is the best way. In contrast, Jesus instructed his followers to preach the Gospel and share the good news of the kingdom of heaven at hand. Our motivation is to follow the command of Jesus and to share what we know about God out of a pure sense of love for mankind \u2013 an unselfish motive to bless and help others regardless of their religious affiliation or lack of such affiliation.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>