Bridge Prison Ministry

Bridge Prison Ministry (BPM) is a faith-based 501(c)(3) charitable organization serving inmates preparing to transition from incarceration to successful restoration into the community, family, and reconciliation to God through the power and truth of Jesus Christ. BPM is impacting the lives of prisoners, ex-prisoners, and their families in miraculous ways.

Goal: Decrease recidivism through an integrated program that will allow them to assimilate back into the community. Improve the quality of their lives and disciple them to have a closer relationship with God.
Bridge Prison Ministry is a 501 (c) (3), Christ-centered charitable organization committed to the success of prisoners, ex-prisoners, and the families of the incarcerated. The ministry was founded in 2007 and has successfully functioned as an all-volunteer prison ministry, in Tucson Arizona.

Bridge Prison Ministry Programs: Provide services at the Federal Bureau of Prisons, Pima County Jail, and the Arizona Department of Corrections.

Through the pre-release and post-release programs, participants are equipped and empowered to reintegrate successfully from life behind bars into society. Men and woman are rebuilding their lives, finding employment, safe housing, and restoring back into the community.

Testimonials

THE PAUL & SILAS HOMES
The Paul & Silas Homes Reentry Housing for Men are Christ-centered homes where men will be discipled, equipped, and empowered. During their stay at The Paul and Silas Homes, the men will be given the opportunity to make changes in their lives, build a strong relationship with Jesus Christ, and successfully reintegrate back into society. Upon completion of the program, the residents will celebrate with a graduation ceremony.
We welcome men who have been released from jail or prison and are under correctional supervision, probation, and/or parole.
This past fiscal year, BPM served:
35 residents
26 residents received discipleship
7 residents baptized

Additional Accomplishments
436 Angel Tree children and families served
345 Children received Christmas gifts and stockings
91 Care Givers received a gift card
45 Volunteers served at the event
35 Care packages delivered
295 Letters to inmates
215 Reentry Mentor group attendees  
59 Volunteers
970 Total volunteer hours