Welcome to

Transforming lives through faith-based prison ministry.

“I was in prison and you visited me.” - Matthew 25:36

Our Mission

We are dedicated to spreading the message of hope, redemption and transformation to the incarcerated, from within the prison system, through faith-based outreach, worship and support.

Avon Park April 2010
Bradenton Transitional
Calhoun Correctional
Calhoun Work Camp
Charlotte Correctional
Cross City Correctional
Cross City Correctional
Demilly Correctional
Desoto Annex
Desoto Work Camp
East Unit Wellness
Florida Department of Corrections
Gadsden
Gainesville Correctional
Hendry Correctional
Hernando
Hernando Correctional
Holmes Correctional
Holmes Correctional
Homestead Correctional
Lake Correctional
Levy Forestry Camp
Lowell Correctional
Okaloosa Correctional
Polk Correctional
Putnam Correctional
South Bay
Sumter Correctional Sep 2010
Taylor Correctional April 2009
Taylor Correctional April 2009
Tomoka Correctional April 2008
Union Correction Dec 2010
Union Correctional June 2010
Vets Home Aug 2009
Wakulla Oct 2009
Mission Statement:
to edify and evangelize as an independent ministry, as well as with others,
to those who are presently, previously and/or potentially incarcerated.

Who We Are

Passion for Prison is a non-profit ministry with a heart to reach the lost for Jesus Christ. Our mission is simple — to edify and evangelize. We also serve as a bridge of hope, helping families stay connected with their loved ones who are incarcerated.

What We Do

At Passion for Prison, we believe every life can be transformed by the love and faith in Jesus Christ. Our ministry reaches behind prison walls and continues beyond them, sharing hope, encouragement, and lasting discipleship.

  • Encourage those in prison: Bringing messages of hope, compassion, and faith to men and women who feel forgotten.
  • Provide continuous ministry: Building lasting relationships through letters, visits, and spiritual support.
  • Prison release follow-up: Offering encouragement and guidance as individuals transition back into the community.
  • Mentoring and discipleship: Helping believers grow in faith and develop a strong walk with Christ through mentoring and spiritual challenge.
  • Holiday visitations: Sharing fellowship, prayer, and encouragement during major holidays to remind inmates they are not alone.
  • Prayer, praise, and Bible study: Leading worship gatherings, Bible discussions, and video presentations that strengthen faith and unity.