Monthly give

Give hope inside prison walls.

Monthly giving helps Crossroads consistently send Bible lessons, equip mentors, and build Christ-centred relationships with people in prison. One-time gifts are welcome too, but monthly support helps keep the ministry moving faithfully.

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Why monthly giving matters

Faithful support makes faithful ministry possible.

Monthly generosity creates stability. It helps Crossroads plan ahead, respond consistently, and make sure students are not left waiting without lessons, encouragement, or support.

Bible lessons

Your giving helps provide the study materials students work through as they explore God’s Word.

Mentor support

Monthly giving helps equip and encourage mentors so they can respond with consistency and care.

Ongoing ministry

Reliable support means the ministry can keep showing up, letter by letter, relationship by relationship.

Monthly support

Choose a gift that's right for you.

Simple, steady generosity helps Crossroads keep sending hope. These amounts are examples — what matters most is faithful partnership.

$20

per month

$50

per month

$100

per month

Your impact

What your generosity helps make possible.

Every gift helps create a ministry environment where people in prison are consistently encouraged and reminded that they are not forgotten.

Bible lessons reaching students who are hungry to grow in faith
Mentors equipped to write thoughtful, hope-filled responses
Discipleship sustained over time
Churches strengthened as they participate in remembering people in prison
People sharing encouragement and support

One-time giving

Bring hope by making your gift today.

Your one-time gift is deeply appreciated. Thank you for your support of Crossroads's ministry across Australia and the South Pacific.

Thank you

Your generosity helps write the next story of hope.

Every act of generosity becomes part of something larger — people in prison being remembered, encouraged, and invited to grow in Christ-centred relationship.