DEARBORN HEIGHTS
Faith Baptist Church
26305 Ford Road, Dearborn Heights MI 48127
313-274-3777
Every Sunday after Morning Worship prisons and prisoners visited upon request. call Church Office (313) 274-3777 for more information.
DETROIT
Christian Association for Prison Aftercare
40 Hague Street Suite 100, Detroit Michigan 48202
(313) 875-3883
The mission of Christian Association for Prison Aftercare (CAPA) is to facilitate the networking of prison aftercare providers and to identify and disseminate information and resources that will build the capacity of their organizations and churches.
http://capaassociation.org/Coming To The Light
Oak Grove AME Church
19801 Cherrylawn - Detroit, MI 48221
(313) 341-8877
This ministry’s mission is to be a light to those that are incarcerated and looking for hope while getting through a grave situation. The members of this ministry share the love of Christ and the hope of God with his children who have lost their way.New Creation Community Outreach
Working primarily with men and women in transition from prison into the metropolitan Detroit community, New Creations Community Outreach (NCCO) is a multi-facetted prisoner-advocacy program that has gained worldwide attention for its highly effective delivery of essential, life-changing services.
http://topinc.net/Prison Ministry
New Saint Mark Baptist Church
24331 West 8 Mile Road, Detroit MI 48219
(313) 541-3846
To minister to those incarcerated through the Word of God, visitations and mailings. Also provide the families and children with hope through community service, such as The Angel Tree Program. For more information, contact Sis. Liz Patterson at (313) 541-3846.Sisterhood
Second Baptist Church of Detroit
441 Monroe Street, Detroit, MI 48226
(313) 961-0920
The group sponsors a Jail Ministry Program
Tisha Hammond : (248) 893-7453T. O. P.
(Transition Of Prisoners)
Oak Grove AME Church
19801 Cherrylawn - Detroit, MI 48221
(313) 341-8877
This ministry is a connection to the prison ministry. It is an invaluable extension to serve as a bridge to those who are seeking to make a new start. Persons who have been released receive counseling, training and encouragement designed to assist them in making a transition back into society.V.I.P.
(Volunteers In Prevention)
Oak Grove AME Church
19801 Cherrylawn - Detroit, MI 48221
(313) 341-8877
Volunteers in Prevention (VIP) provide mentors for children who have a parent(s) who have been incarcerated. Mentors are matched with a child whom they commit to spending time with each month.
GRAND RAPIDS
Crossroad Bible Institute
P. O. Box 900, Grand Rapids Michigan 49509
1-(800) 668-2450
CBI provides an on-going Bible correspondence program and re-entry assistance.
http://www.crossroadbible.org/
LINCOLN PARK
80 Strong Sisters in the Spirit Ministry
For females transitioning from prison
P.O. Box 473, Lincoln Park, MI 48146
(866) 881-8891
http://eightystrong.org/
email: newbeginnings@eightystrong.com
NORTHVILLE
Prison Fellowship Program
First Presbyterian Church
200 East Main Street, Northville MI 48167
(248) 349-0911
Please contact church for details.
NOVI
Prison and Jail Ministry -- Men's and Women's
Oak Pointe Church
50200 West Ten Mile Road, Novi MI 48374
(248) 912-0043
Being incarcerated, filled with despair, and discouraged, many inmates hunger for encouragement in finding the answers to life.
We have the opportunity through Christ to be instrumental in leading the Prisoners to the Lord for a transformed life.
Men's ministry: mensprisonministry@oakpointe.org
Women's Ministry: womensprisonministry@oakpointe.org
STERLING HEIGHTS
Prison Ministry
Bethesda Christian Church
14000 Metro Parkway, Sterling Heights MI 48312
(586) 264-2300
The Prison/Youth Home Ministry organizes Bible studies, worship services and one-on-one ministry for inmates in Macomb County. Bethesda's Angel Tree and After Care program ministers to children of prisoners in Macomb County.Prison Ministry
First Church of Sterling Heights
39400 Dequindre Road, Sterling Heights MI 48312
(586) 795-3335
Please contact church for more information.
TRENTON
CrossRoad
First Presbyterian Church of Trenton
2799 West Road, Trenton MI 48183
(734) 676-1510
Crossroad Bible Institute equips the church to disciple people in prison with the Word of God, free of charge, wherever they are incarcerated. It is a personal, in-depth and long-term program that is uniquely designed to help incarcerated persons grow dramatically in a life-transforming relationship with Jesus Christ, preparing them for and assisting them in successful reentry upon release. Our unique distance education program is designed to follow them wherever they are, (including after release), giving them long-term, in-depth discipleship throughout their journey. Please call church for more information.
WARREN
Daughters of Zion Professing Christ
P.O. Box 673, Warren MI 48090
(313) 523-5786
D.O.Z.P.C. will walk with you THROUGH your journey (thanking God for going through and not being struck in) to Spiritual Enrichment. No matter how far you've fallen, no matter how deep the hurts, how ugly the story...God has a plan of restoration, healing and purpose for your life. Prayer is the bloodline for DOZPC. Through it, we are guided, nurtured, and inspired by God which gives use the ability to encourage you, uplift you, comfort you, and empower you. We offer an opportunity for direct openness to God and the companionship of a praying family. We believe in the power of prayer and spiritual healing which are tools to help you start seeing life differently. DOZPC also provides support and assistance to the families of those in prison and is dedicated to assisting men and women in changing behaviors, establishing new beginnings and changing lives. Our team delivers a comprehensive continuum of services for individuals in prison, former offenders, and their families including:
*Prison Support Groups * Prison Ministry *Teen Troubles*Abuse of any kind *Weight Loss/Weight Gain* Homelessness *ReEntry Program*Low self-esteem * Spiritual Guidance*Pregnancy Prevention *STD Awareness
*Reentry Housing and Support * Family Services
Please see the following link for more details:
http://prisonministry.net/DOZPC