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Help spread hope and faith to those behind bars. "Whatever you DO for one of the least, you DO for me." — Jesus (Matthew 25:39-41)

RALEIGH, N.C. - ncarol.com -- Each year, millions of inmates across the U.S. experience isolation and judgement. Studies show that receiving books with the hope of Jesús can dramatically reduce recidivism rates and change lives.

Imagine feeling lost, alone, and without hope. That's the reality for many inmates across the U.S. By giving an inmate the chance to learn about Jesus, grow in faith, and draw closer to Christ, you're not just helping an inmate – you're making our prisons safer.

"When did we visit you in prison?" they asked. Jesus replied, "Whatever you did for one of the least, you did for me." Matthew 25:39-41

Do you have a heart for encouraging and reaching those who are lost, left out, and without hope? You can make a profound difference in the life of an inmate by sending them a Christian, faith-based book.

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Our ministry, "Visit Jesus In Prison!" ships books directly to inmates, but we need your help to make it happen. By using your Amazon account (or another online bookseller), you can purchase and send inspirational books that offer hope, encouragement, and spiritual growth to those who need it most.

How It Works:
  1. Choose a Book Category: Tell us what Christian genre you believe will inspire and encourage an inmate:  Christian Living, Devotionals, Christian Fiction. Pray over this decision. These books sell for 9.99 or less.
  2. Receive Title Notification: We will select the book title and send you its Amazon link.
  3. Send Directly from Amazon: Use the inmate's name, number, and camp address we provide to ship the book directly from Amazon.

We ensure that your name and contact information remain confidential and are not shared with anyone. The inmate will not know who sent the book. When the book arrives at the camp from the online bookstore, correctional staff will open and hold it for the inmate, but they will discard all packaging and shipping details. This protects your identity throughout the process.

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Thousands of inmates desperately need hope and to know they are more than a number. Your simple act of kindness can touch lives in a powerful way. Partner with Christ's Church at Moore Square in sharing the Good News of Jesus with those behind bars. With just one click, shine the light of Jesus into dark places.

To send a $10 or less book to an inmate, email piratepreacher.org@gmail.com

Visit Jesus In Prison!—Changing lives one book at a time.

Contact
Christ's Church at Moore Square
***@mooresquarechurch.org


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