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BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS WITH OFFENDERS AND FAMILIES

We are a community of Christ-followers who believe in fulfilling Christ’s command to visit those in prison.

We live out that commission by sending teams into the Arkansas Valley Correctional Facility to hold services and Bible studies, with the goal of building lasting relationships with incarcerated men that might result in genuine discipleship.



We seek to invest in the future success of the people we work with, and this is how we do it.


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Inside Prison

We have Woodmen teams who hold weekly and monthly services and Bible studies for incarcerated men in Colorado. These services give us a chance to develop intentional relationships with people who need discipleship and mentoring. 

Ark Valley Campus


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Aftercare

We provide re-entry services to former incarcerated men from Arkansas Valley Correctional Facility for a successful transition. This help can be physical needs, life coaching, spiritual mentoring, and family support for family members. Our transitional ministry will be immediate and temporary, ending after the offender is stable. Those services include but are not limited to bus passes, clothes, cell phones, finding transitional/sober living, employment, and acquiring government documents. If you would like to connect about re-entry services and resources please reach out to our team.


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Get Involved

Join a team serving inside or outside prison. For more info, contact our Prison Ministry Team by email.


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Community Resources


We live out Christ's commission by serving the men and women who are released back into the community from Colorado’s prisons and jails.

We build intentional relationships with offenders and families impacted by incarceration and want to transition back into the community, for the purpose of creating productive citizens, and building Christ-following disciples whenever possible.

It is our goal to help offenders successfully transition through their supervision in the community and to ultimately be self-sustaining. We consider a person a success if they have consistent employment, are able to pay all of their bills without outside help, they are saving money, and they are making good life choices that will keep them out of legal trouble.

I was naked and you clothed me, I was sick and you visited me, I was in prison and you came to me. Matthew 25:36

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