Care for Incarcerated

We’re fired up to welcome De’Mico Coleman as the new National Prison Director at Crossroads.

De’Mico is stepping into a massive calling: helping expand Crossroads’ presence into every prison in the country. That means more content, more consistency, and more intentional connection with incarcerated men and women who are hungry for hope, truth, and a second chance. This isn’t about scaling views, it’s about scaling impact, dignity, and real transformation behind bars.

He’ll also be working closely with our re-entry partner, The Four-Seven, to expand re-entry efforts nationwide; walking with people not just while they’re incarcerated, but as they step back into families, jobs, and communities like ours. Because hope that ends at the prison gate isn’t enough. Real faith shows up on the outside too.

This is about building a bridge, not dropping content and disappearing. De’Mico is exactly the kind of leader to help us do that well.

Prison Impact Report through January 19, 2026

(Incarcerated individuals engaging with Crossroads content nationwide)

Crossroads Church

• 5,521,046 views
• 2,420 salvations
• 53,073 subscribers

Crossroads en Español

• 278,597 views
• 68 salvations
• 3,506 subscribers

Every number represents a real person. A real story. A real moment where hope showed up in a cell, a dorm, or a day room.

Crossroads is reaching men and women behind bars with hope and transformation. With our prison ministry partner, we’re expanding services to every prison in America and building an innovative re-entry app to support individuals after release.

As of August 24, 2025, we’ve seen incredible impact:

• 21,891 subscribers engaging with Crossroads content
• 692 people have accepted Jesus
• 1,836,708 views of messages bringing encouragement and truth

God is moving in powerful ways, and we believe this is only the beginning.

As of June, Crossroads is now offering services in prisons in 36 states across the country.

We’ve officially launched Crossroads content onto prison tablets nationwide, and the response has been overwhelming. Right now, men and women behind bars in every state but Vermont (looking at you, Vermont) are engaging with us daily. Podcasts, articles, books, sermons, and shows are being streamed and read nonstop—and the level of engagement is through the roof.

What this means is huge: incarcerated individuals across the country are choosing to connect with God and community in the middle of some of life’s hardest circumstances. Every day, people who might otherwise feel forgotten are finding encouragement, hope, and truth through Crossroads. The church isn’t just showing up on Sundays anymore—it’s showing up in prisons, and it’s changing lives.