Churches with Prison Ministry

Heritage Family Church is a Pentecostal congregation in Wichita, Kansas founded in 1992 with a mission to serve the community and reach the city through biblical preaching and discipleship. The church emphasizes repentance, baptism, and the Holy Spirit while serving through Christian education, prison ministry, and community outreach.

Freeway Omaha is a ministry that supports individuals often considered outcasts by society, providing services to those in prisons, shelters, and struggling with addiction, emphasizing a relationship with Jesus Christ.

First Baptist Church of Chicago is a diverse, multi-generational church dedicated to serving the city, engaging in various ministries including a food pantry, soup kitchen, and prison ministry.

A parish community in Buena Vista offering Mass, confessions, and various ministries including prison ministry at Buena Vista Correctional Complex.

A Jesuit Roman Catholic parish established in 1908, with the vision of Seeing God in All Things. Offers over 30 active ministries including prayer groups, choirs, Knights of Columbus, Prison Ministry, Refugee Committee, and Truth and Reconciliation initiatives. Sacramental preparation, Sunday School, and Spiritual Education Centre available. Hall rentals available.

Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth (CSFN) is an international Roman Catholic congregation of vowed religious women dedicated to spreading God's love particularly within families through active ministry in schools, hospitals, parishes, prisons, and social service agencies.

Our Saviour's Lutheran Church is a Reconciling in Christ Church that focuses on walking with Christ and neighbor, healing brokenness together. We are committed to racial equity, gender equality, prison reform, and welcoming all people.

First Baptist Church of Chicago is a multi-generational church dedicated to ministry in the city, serving a diverse population through various programs including a food pantry and prison ministry.

New Life is a prison community dedicated to the men behind the fences at the Newton Prison and Release Center, inspiring them to grow in their love and knowledge of Jesus Christ.

At Household of Faith, our vision comes from Psalm 68:6: 'God places the lonely in families; he sets the prisoners free and gives them joy.' This verse sums up who we are and why we do what we do as a church.