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Crossroads Prison Ministries

Legal name: Cross Road Correctional Ministries

ECFA Accredited · as of September 2026

Connects incarcerated people with volunteer mentors in Christ-centred, Bible-study relationships so lives, prisons and churches are restored through the Gospel.

What They Do

  • Mail-based Bible-study courses with personal mentor feedback
  • Church/volunteer mentor network
  • International partner programs

At a Glance

Public research as of September 2026. Not an endorsement; confirm before you grant.

EIN
38-2540316
Based in
Grand Rapids (Kentwood), MI
Founded
1984
Total revenue FY ended 6/30/2025 (ECFA)
$3.19M
ECFA accredited
Since 2001
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