Enrol a student
Open the door to hope through God’s Word.
When someone is enrolled in Crossroads, they begin a journey of Bible study, encouragement, and Christ-centred relationship. Through faithful correspondence, students are reminded that they are seen, valued, and not forgotten.
How the program works
A clear path into Bible study, encouragement, and relationship.
Crossroads is designed to help people in prison engage with God’s Word through lessons and correspondence that build genuine Christ-centred connection.
Receive lessons
A student begins receiving Bible study lessons through the Crossroads program.
Complete and return
The student works through the lesson and sends it back to continue the learning journey.
Mentor responds
A mentor reviews the lesson and replies with encouragement, Scripture, and hope.
Eligibility
Who can be enrolled?
Crossroads is for people in prison who are open to engaging with God’s Word and corresponding through the program. The aim is not simply to provide material, but to invite students into a relationship-centred journey of learning and encouragement.
- Individuals in correctional facilities who wish to study the Bible.
- Students able to receive and return lessons through correspondence.
- People seeking hope, purpose, and meaningful spiritual engagement.
Programs
Bible studies designed to help students keep growing.
Crossroads offers lesson pathways that help students engage Scripture step by step, with encouragement and reflection along the way.
Foundations
Starting the journey
Introductory Bible lessons help students begin exploring who God is, what the Gospel means, and how Scripture speaks into everyday life.
Growth
Going deeper in God’s Word
As students continue, lessons encourage deeper reflection, spiritual maturity, and a stronger understanding of Christian faith and discipleship.
Encouragement
Relationship along the way
Mentors help each step feel personal by responding with encouragement, thoughtful comments, and Christ-centred care.
What students experience
More than a lesson. A ministry of hope, purpose, and dignity.
Crossroads is not simply about sending study materials. It is about helping people encounter God’s Word in a context of encouragement, consistency, and relationship.
Hope
Students are reminded that they have not been forgotten.
Purpose
Engaging with Scripture helps bring new meaning and direction.
Dignity
Each response communicates care, attention, and respect.
Enrolment journey
From enrolment to encouragement, step by step.
Enrolling a student is the beginning of a process that helps someone move from first contact into ongoing Bible engagement and mentor-supported growth.
- Submit an enquiry or enrolment request.
- Crossroads helps determine the most suitable next step.
- The student is connected into the lesson pathway.
- Correspondence begins and the relationship rhythm is established.
Why this matters
A single enrolment can begin a long story of grace.
What may begin as a request for Bible study can become an ongoing experience of hope, reflection, discipleship, and relationship. This is why enrolment matters so deeply.
It is an invitation for someone to encounter God’s Word and to be encouraged by a faithful human connection at the same time.
Questions people ask
A few common enrolment questions.
Who can submit an enrolment? +
Enrolment may begin through ministry contacts, churches, chaplaincy relationships, family connections, or others connected to the person who wishes to study.
Does the student need prior Bible knowledge? +
No. Crossroads is designed to help people engage with God’s Word wherever they are in their spiritual journey.
What happens after enrolment? +
Once enrolled, the student begins receiving Bible study materials and enters the Crossroads rhythm of learning, correspondence, and encouragement.
Enrol now
Help someone begin a journey of hope, purpose, and transformation.
If you want to help someone in prison begin studying God’s Word through Crossroads, this is the place to take the next step.