Spiritual Care
Gospel-centered teaching and encouragement help people understand identity, forgiveness, responsibility, and hope.
Good Samaritan Prison Ministry
Sharing Christ-centered hope and whole-person support during incarceration and throughout the return to community.
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person is always more than the worst chapter of their story.Hope within reach
Presence, truth, and practical support
Our prison ministry serves people with respect while pointing toward the transforming grace of Jesus Christ.
Through partnerships and volunteers, we seek to provide spiritual encouragement, Bible-centered resources, mentoring, counseling support, and practical care. We also help individuals prepare for the opportunities and responsibilities of re-entry.
- Worship, prayer, Bible study, and spiritual formation
- Mentoring, counseling support, and healthy decision-making
- Education, essential resources, and transition planning
Ministry in action
Serving physical, emotional, and spiritual needs
Growth & Learning
Reading materials, life skills, mentoring, and educational support equip participants to make constructive choices.
Practical Compassion
As partnerships allow, we help connect people with essential supplies, health resources, family support, and guidance.
The re-entry bridge
Preparing before the door opens
A strong transition begins before release. Participants benefit from realistic plans, supportive relationships, practical readiness, and a renewed sense of responsibility and purpose.
- Goal setting and life-skills preparation
- Connections to mentors, churches, and local resources
- Employment readiness and healthy daily routines
- Family reconnection and community accountability
“Remember those in prison as if you were together with them in prison.”Hebrews 13:3
Stand with those behind the walls
Help carry hope into places often forgotten.
Your gift and partnership help provide spiritual resources, practical care, mentoring, and transition support.