Together, We See the Need Is Great for the Redeeming Message of Jesus

2.3 million Americans are incarcerated and many of them left families behind. That’s a lot of people who need to experience the transforming power of the Gospel.

OF women in prison 75%are parents 54%of mothers 57%of fathers in state prisons reported never 1.7Million receiving a visit from their children children have a mother Thanks to financial partners, volunteers, and or father serving time local churches across America, Prison Fellowship is helping to meet the spiritual, physical, and personal needs of prisoners and their families. • Prison Fellowship® carried out ministry in more than OF men in prison 1,300 Prisons 65%are parents • 213,745 prisoners applied for their children to receive Angel Tree® Christmas gifts Approximately • 373,887 children of prisoners reached through Angel Tree Christmas • Over 7,700 churches participated in Angel Tree Christmas • 1,562 in-prison discipleship classes occurred • 64,265 inmates attended classes, presentations, 50%of children with and events incarcerated • 2,700 children attended Angel Tree camps • 72 in-prison evangelistic events were conducted parents are under by volunteers and local churches ten years of age • 292,000 Inside Journal® newspapers were distributed to inmates Together

“I thank my God every time I remember you. In all my prayers for all of you, I always pray with joy because of your partner- ship in the gospel from the first day until now . . .” Phil 1:3-5

Prisoners Families Supporters Inside prison, volunteers With the help of thousands Through the generosity and staff share the Gospel, of churches, we serve of partners and the disciple prisoners, and incarcerated parents and dedication of volunteers, mentor them to develop their families in the lives are changed, families the life skills, social skills, community — restoring are reunited, and God and parenting skills broken bonds and is glorified. With your needed for success when protecting prisoners’ help Prison Fellowship is released back into the children from falling prey reaching lost, imprisoned community. to the generational cycle souls by sharing the of crime. life-changing love of Jesus Christ. Prison Fellowship believes that no life is beyond the reach of God’s power. Through partnership with the local church and other nonprofit organizations, we work together to meet the spiritual, physical, and personal needs of prisoners and their families, with the ultimate goal of seeing them restored to Christ, their families and their communities.

Spiritual Sharing the transforming power of the Gospel with those impacted by crime and incarceration is at the heart of our mission. Working with our fellow Christians, we put the Gospel message into action and bring the hope of salvation behind bars.

Physical Whether it is providing a simple Christmas gift to the child of a prisoner or affecting legislation on a state or federal level, we’re committed to providing practical, tangible help to both the incarcerated and their families.

Personal Through the efforts of volunteers, mentors, local churches, and community leaders, we’re dedicated to providing support to help ex-prisoners successfully rejoin their families and communities.

Churches Worldview Communities The church is an We are committed to With your support and essential partner for creating a movement of prayers, we seek to change Prison Fellowship. Grace, people to defend Christian the criminal justice system love, and compassion are truth in our society — to so that it reflects the freely given to prisoners learn and teach biblical principles of restorative and their families thanks worldview, which is critical justice found in the Bible. to members of the to reversing the downward As we succeed in our local church. spiral of our culture. efforts, healing occurs for victims, offenders, and communities. Together, We’re Continuing a Legacy of Kingdom Impact

Greetings, Dear Friends,

My first months at Prison Fellowship Ministries 35 years ago, none of us imagined that God would have been an absolute joy! What an honor it is build Prison Fellowship into an international to serve alongside so many dedicated followers movement with tens of thousands of Christian of Christ — like you — who are willing to be the volunteers serving worldwide — a movement hands and feet of Jesus. Together, we have seen that brings the light of Jesus Christ into some God move in mighty ways throughout every of the world’s darkest places. branch of Prison Fellowship. What started shortly after I left prison has become a The Church inside the walls of America’s prisons movement, and, for me, a passion — my life’s work. is growing in love and grace, justice systems are It has been an amazing 35 years. God has opened being restored, and needs are being met for the doors, prison cells, hearts, and minds in ways that families of prisoners through the Church outside only He could. the walls. This is all happening because of your dedication, your hard work, your prayers, and your I am so grateful to God for every volunteer, sacrificial giving. supporter, prayer partner, and member of the PF staff. I am overjoyed that He has called Jim Liske God has great things prepared for Prison Fellowship to serve as our CEO and Garland Hunt to serve Ministries during 2012 and beyond. I see the power as the president of Prison Fellowship. I have total and passion of Christ followers, like you, who are confidence in these strong and gifted leaders. working together with us to impact the lives of prisoners and their families with the grace, truth, I give thanks to God for all He has done through and love of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Thank us and all He will accomplish in the future. And I you for your service and dedication. am convinced that this movement of God’s people has only just begun. Blessings, In His Service,

Jim Liske CEO Charles W. Colson Founder

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Generous and caring partners are investing resources and prayer into thousands of prisoners just like Reggie Holmes with the ultimate goal of seeing them transformed into new creations in Christ. Reggie is truly a living testament to God’s grace. Lives are redeemed and restored thanks to your efforts to serve the least of these.

Did You Know?

390,000 292,000 2,500 inmates attended Inside Journal prisoners classes, newspapers were were given their own distributed in 2011 presentations & events bibles in 2011 Prison Fellowship®

Together, We’re Seeing Lives Changed

“Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; the old has gone, the new has come!” 2 Cor 5:17

Reggie Holmes — A New Man in Christ Reggie was the only child of a single mom living in a troublesome neighborhood in Richmond, VA. In fact, his mom wouldn’t let him off the front porch due to the frequent shootings and rampant drug trafficking that occurred around them. As a child, he remembers attending church with his mom and happily building electric train sets in his bedroom.

Robert Crenshaw — Sharing Tragically, Reggie’s mom passed away just before his 16th birthday. God’s Plan for Life with Inmates After moving in with his aunt, he stopped attending church and In September 2010, Chuck Colson presented Robert Crenshaw with started hanging out with a bad crowd. As a result of a botched Prison Fellowship’s Shining Star robbery, Reggie was arrested, convicted, and sentenced. Award for his years of dedicated service. Robert happily spends over 1,500 hours per year as a volunteer “I was scared to go to jail. You see prison movies, and you think at the Carol Vance Unit in Texas. the same things are going to happen to you, too.” But, halfway “Prison Fellowship gave me an through his sentence, Reggie applied for the Prison Fellowship opportunity to step out with reentry program after encouragement from a fellow inmate. We’re Christ, reaching out to people that thankful for partners like you who have reached out to Reggie with nobody cares about. I see myself as laboring in the fields with Christ.” the Gospel through a program that would help him learn to apply We’re thankful for volunteers like Jesus Christ’s teachings to his entire life. “It felt really special to Robert who step out in faith to know that they wanted to help me,” says Reggie. “I had not felt make an impact upon the lives of inmates with the Gospel message. that way in a while.”

In 2009, Reggie was introduced to his Prison Fellowship mentor, Stephan Hicks. Stephan was released from prison over a decade ago and had come to faith in Jesus Christ as a result of Christian cellmates. The two men met once a month and began to shape and pursue some post-imprisonment goals for Reggie. Stephan recalls his own release from prison, “No one greeted me. I didn’t know where I was going.” With that in mind, Stephan created a different experience for Reggie’s release. When Reggie walked out of prison, the parking lot had two carloads of relatives ready to How is Reggie doing now? See the results of welcome him home. your generosity.

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Since Reggie’s release, Stephan has remained close and always willing to provide assistance. He attended Reggie’s first meeting with his probation officer, attended Reggie’s baptism, and provided premarital counseling to Reggie and his fiancée Stacy. Reggie has also found a church home at the Tabernacle of Praise. After working up the courage to confess his past to the pastor, he found grace instead of judgment.

The bright spots in Reggie’s post-prison life don’t stop with finding a great church and full-time employment. Reggie and Stacy were married on January 26, 2011. “God’s been blessing me outrageously. First with a second chance at life and rebuilding it, and my beautiful wife, and now I’m patiently waiting for my son to make his grand entrance into the world! Thank you God for everything and I do mean EVERYTHING!” Reggie and Stacy were married on January 26, 2011. Together, they’re working and living in Reggie is truly a changed man — transformed by the grace and a way that glorifies God and truth found in a relationship with Jesus Christ. Thanks to generous points people to Him. supporters, faithful prayer partners, local churches, and dedicated volunteers, Prison Fellowship continues to meet the spiritual, physical and personal needs of prisoners, like Reggie, and their Click here to watch a families with the hope that they will experience the transforming video featuring changed lives power of the Gospel. of prisoners.

“This is not a path we designed. Yet, it is the course we follow with confidence because we are guided not by our own counsel but by God’s truth ­— that is the only way for us. As we follow it, we intend to reap a great harvest through great truth.” Garland Hunt — President, Prison Fellowship

Did You Know?

R inside prisons 250k OVE 15,300 Salvation Poem Cards Volunteers 1,562 ministering to DISCIPLESHIP given prisoners classes were held to inmates in 2011

4 : prisonfellowship.org “Thank you for the Easter card and your prayers! . . . Ever since Easter Sunday I feel different. Somehow in my heart I’ve always believed that the Lord died for our sins and I do know He is real. And my beliefs are strong . . . So with all that said that’s what I wanted to share “I decided to give my life with you and Prison Fellowship. to Jesus today. It’s just the I feel right now He is indeed beginning of an exciting working on my life. journey to live my life for Jesus Christ. I’ll talk with the “Sincerely with love and utmost chaplain here at Buckingham respects.” Prison about what it means to live life according to God’s amazing plan for me. His name is Chaplain Stine. Please send me some free Bible study materials to help me get started. God bless you!”

“I’ve been in 15 prisons. I’ve prayed that God would deliver me from my self- destructive ways, that He would send someone who could feel my pain and see my worth. My prayers were answered by [Prison Fellowship].”

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Because of your support, Angel Tree was able to touch the lives of hundreds of thousands of children. During the Christmas season, each child receives a gift and the Gospel, along with a message from their mom or dad behind bars — thanks to you.

And throughout the year, mentoring and camping opportunities connect the children of prisoners to a local church congregation to help break the cycle of crime and despair, and bring reconciliation and hope to families split by incarceration.

Did You Know? OVER 7,700 2,700 373,887 churches served children attended children reached prisoners’ families Angel Tree camps Angel Tree®

Together, We’re Renewing Hope

You have a parent that cares for you and loves you even though they cannot be here right now. You also have a Savior who loves and cares for you who IS here right now.

By mobilizing churches throughout the U.S., Angel Tree is the only Volunteers like Terri Philpot (right) nationwide, year-round effort that reaches out exclusively to the joined hands with over 72,300 1.7 million children in America who currently have an incarcerated financial partners to reach out to father or mother. We’re thankful for the eternal impact you are help prisoners’ children deal with the anger, hurt, and disappoint- having on the lives of many of those children. Let’s continue ment they may feel because of their working together to plant the seeds of hope in even more of parents’ incarceration. Jennifer these precious lives in 2012 and beyond. Nelms (left), who is now out of prison, and her family were the recipients of Terri’s generosity. Over 213,745 inmates took advantage of the opportunity to sign up their children to receive an Angel Tree Christmas. We “Through Angel Tree I know I can make a life-changing difference provided 373,887 children with a gift and the Gospel on behalf of in the life of a child who faces the their incarcerated parent. But Angel Tree doesn’t end with gifts at stigma and shame of having a parent in jail,” says Terri. Christmas. Thanks to generous partners, faithful volunteers, and committed prayer warriors, many of these children feel God’s love “It wasn’t about the many, many year-round by participating in Angel Tree summer camps and gifts they brought,” says Jennifer, “it was about the love of Christ that mentoring programs sponsored by local churches. radiated through their lives. How they would reach out to not only a complete stranger, but a stranger that was just released from Julia “We got a lot of presents!” Violet remembers. Tutwiler Prison!” “I got a lot of Barbies because I liked Barbies at the time.” This past June, she attended an Angel Tree summer camp where she received Jesus into her heart. “He’s always going to be there when we need Him, and we need to have faith in Him,” she says.

Violet Angel Tree Christmas Recipient and Camper

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Thanks to the generous support of financial partners and churches across the United States, Angel Tree was able to send 2,700 children of incarcerated parents to summer camp. Angel Tree

Sayde attended an Angel Tree camp for the first time last summer, where her favorite activity was reading out of the Bible! “You learn about Jesus and learn about stuff that you didn’t know before. I learned that when they said Jesus was a bad man, it wasn’t true!” she says.

Sayde Angel Tree Camper

“I got two toys and a few clothes,” Elaina says, thrilled and surprised to get presents from her father. “I remember Silly Bandz and a doll. I was happy and excited to see what they were!”

Elaina Angel Tree Christmas Recipient

Cody Hall was once an Angel Tree gift recipient. Now he enjoys delivering gifts to children who feel the loss and pain of having a parent in prison.

Click here to watch a video of Cody Hall’s story.

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Thank you for helping Prison Fellowship International (PFI) reach prisoners around the world with the redemptive power and transforming love of Jesus Christ. Through the help of churches, volunteers, donors, and prayer warriors, PFI is working in 124 countries around the world, ministering to prisoners and their families.

Did You Know?

PFI ministers in RECRUITED OVER More than 124 countries 50,000 9.8M around the world volunteers people incarcerated worldwide worldwide

Ways to get involved : Inside back cover Prison Fellowship International®

Together, We’re Sharing God’s Word Throughout the World

What if the entire population of a prison was on death row? Such was the case for the men incarcerated in Zimbabwe’s Harare Central Prison — regardless of their crime. Disease, food shortages, lack of medicine, and unsanitary water were taking their toll. Inmates didn’t wonder if they would die behind bars . . . they wondered when. Niina and Chee Kin Tang’s first introduction to PFI was through Prison Fellowship International encounters situations similar to this in Chuck Colson’s columns in Christianity Today. 124 countries all over the world as they seek ways to minister to the incarcerated and their families. Thanks to generous partners like you, Niina felt an immediate affinity for prison ministry. “My relatives in stories of God’s redemptive work, like the story of Joseph in Zimbabwe, Finland have family members who are being heard more and more. have been incarcerated,” she says. In addition to volunteering as Angel Tree coordinators and visiting the Four years into his sentence, Joseph was transferred to Harare Central men and women inside prison walls, Prison. There he met prisoners participating in PFI Zimbabwe’s in-prison the Tangs faithfully serve through spiritual and educational programs — made possible by the generous their generous giving. Like you, the Tangs praise God for the work He giving of friends like you. “Joseph was moved by their kind faith and is doing through the thousands of courage in the midst of such desperate circumstances,” says Peter volunteers who graciously serve in Mandianike, PFI Zimbabwe Executive Director. Joseph committed his prison every week. life to God. Instead of waiting for death to overtake him in prison, he is “We like to think that in some planning for life after his release. indirect way, God is using our imperfect efforts to accomplish something that we cannot do Joseph, who once simply waited to die in prison, is now free — not only ourselves.” physically, but also spiritually. He’s found true freedom — the type only found in accepting the saving grace that our Savior Jesus Christ offers. Thanks to your generous giving, men like Joseph are walking out of prisons around the world as living testaments to the transforming Click here to watch more about power of Jesus Christ. PFI’s recent work in Zimbabwe. Peter, once a prisoner himself, is dedicated to reaching prisoners across his beloved country of Zimbabwe with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. “I have seen new things coming out of the worst. A good example is myself. All my relatives, my close friends — they thought it was all over, finished — but, here am I, God’s using me,” says Peter.

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In 2010-2011, the Centurions Program produced 100 Christian graduates prepared to live out their faith authentically and powerfully in the world as part of a growing network of worldview movement leaders. As believers apply biblical truth to every aspect of their lives — becoming more like Christ in how they think and act — they will serve as catalysts for redemption in their homes, workplaces, churches, communities, and culture.

“BreakPoint is a Christian worldview ministry that seeks to build and equip a movement of Christians committed to living and defending biblical worldview in all areas of life. Never in our nation’s history has a movement like this been so critical.” Alan Terwilleger — President, BreakPoint/The Colson Center

Did You Know?

BreakPoint Radio BreakPoint Radio reaches audience of 5,415 is heard on copies of the DVD series Doing the Right 1,391 7.5 M Thing were sold in 2011 outlets nationwide BreakPoint® / The Colson Center®

Together, We’re Living the Faith and Advancing the Kingdom

In an increasingly hostile culture, Christians are faced with issues and choices we’ve never had to deal with before. BreakPoint and the Colson Center are helping believers develop a robust Christian worldview — seeing, understanding, and engaging the world from a biblical perspective. In April 2011, Chuck Colson, BreakPoint and the Colson Center continue to offer the Centurions Princeton Professor Robert George, and Brit Hume released Program, an intense one-year course designed to prepare Christians to the groundbreaking DVD series live out their faith authentically in the world. In 2011, the seventh class Doing the Right Thing, launching of Centurions graduated from the program. a nationwide movement to restore America’s ethical foundations. Using natural law arguments accessible On the radio and on the Web, BreakPoint and the Colson Center to believers and non-believers alike, the series is being used in continue to expand their reach. BreakPoint radio commentaries are schools and universities, churches, heard on 1,391 outlets nationwide. This year, The Point with John businesses, and civic groups. Stonestreet aired on 729 stations nationwide. Weekly, an estimated 7.5 million people listen to BreakPoint radio programs. And visitors continue to consume the feature articles, blogs, columns, and Two- Minute Warning videos, featuring Chuck Colson, at www.Breakpoint.org and www. ColsonCenter.org.

History teaches us that movements transform culture. And this is what God is doing through us. One man wrote to tell us that he has read BreakPoint commentaries to his family at the breakfast table for years. Click here to read about the Christian Worldview Theme of He calls it “table talk.” Now, several of his children are going off to the Week. college, well-equipped to defend their faith. We receive many stories like these every year. With God’s leading and your partnership, we can continue the movement of transforming our culture.

BreakPoint was launched by Chuck Colson in 1991 as a daily radio commentary designed to provide a Christian perspective on the important news, events, and issues of the day. Today, 7.5 million people listen to BreakPoint broadcasts on more than 1,300 outlets. BreakPoint.org provides visitors with the daily BreakPoint radio transcript and audio files, and features the BreakPoint blog, important news links, and articles. BreakPoint.org also features details about the Centurions Program — an intensive one- year worldview study and networking program.

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Chuck Colson and Pat Nolan, president of Justice Fellowship, are championing important prison reform causes with government leaders and prison officials. Through the use of mainstream media, Justice Fellowship is raising awareness among the public and advocating change that will positively affect inmates, their families, and communities across the nation.

“This is not a plot to release a horde of hardened criminals on to the streets. Instead, it is a chance to change our criminal justice system at every level so that it reflects the principles of restorative justice found in the Bible.” Pat Nolan — President, Justice Fellowship

Did You Know? $175m 9 States SAVED 20k+ passed criminal justice from 1 Justice Report reforms SUpported State’s Adoption subscribers by Justice Fellowship of JF Reforms Justice Fellowship®

Together, We’re Restoring Justice to our Communities

Our nation’s neighborhoods are plagued by crime. Victims’ needs are ignored while offenders are warehoused in prison and often sent home worse than they went in. Crime continues to corrode our sense of SENATOR community. Justice Fellowship works with government GEORGE E. leaders to enact proven reforms to the criminal justice system; reforms based on biblical principles that respect “CHIP” victims, reform the hearts of offenders and make CAMPSEN III our communities safer. Because of your prayers and “Through applying principles of restorative justice, Prison support, Justice Fellowship has become a respected Fellowship helped South Carolina save $175 million this year. In voice in Washington and in state capitols. addition to significant savings, these principles have enhanced restoration and reintegration Justice Fellowship was a major force in enacting the Second of offenders, and restitution for Chance Act which refocuses our prisons on preparing inmates for victims and society.” release, including grants to churches and non-profits to provide State Senator George E. “Chip” mentors to help inmates adjust after they are released. That will help Campsen III, South Carolina keep more offenders from returning to prison, and will mean less crime and safer neighborhoods.

Justice Fellowship continues to be influential advocates in the courts and in legislatures to ensure access to religious programs and materials, prevent the shackling of women inmates during childbirth, expand opportunities for visits for inmates’ families, and eliminate prison rape. Nine states enacted Justice Fellowship’s sentencing reforms that will reserve costly prison beds for truly dangerous criminals. These reforms will save those state governments billions of dollars over the next few years. Our failing criminal justice system is in crisis. With your help and prayers, we can continue our work to build safer communities through justice that heals victims and transforms offenders. Click here to read stories about restorative justice.

prisonfellowship.org : 15 The Prison Fellowship Leadership Team

Together, We Seek God’s Direction

Charles W. Colson Jim Liske Founder and Chairman Chief Executive Officer Emeritus Prison Fellowship Ministries Prison Fellowship Ministries Lansdowne, VA Lansdowne, VA

Garland Hunt Pat Nolan Alan Terwilleger President President President Prison Fellowship Ministries Justice Fellowship BreakPoint/The Colson Center Lansdowne, VA Lansdowne, VA Lansdowne, VA

Board of Directors

Charles W. Colson Henry J. Abeyta Heidi A. Huizenga Founder and Chairman Emeritus Former Global Security Program Family Consultant Prison Fellowship Ministries Director Oakbrook, IL Lansdowne, VA Sandia National Laboratories Albuquerque, NM Bishop Jerry W. Macklin Terry L. Van Der Aa (Chairman Founder & Pastor of the Board) Paul S. Cauwels Glad Tidings Church of God in Christ Chairman Cauwels & Stuve Realty & Hayward, CA Providence Bank Development Advisors, LLC Hinsdale, IL Albuquerque, NM Peter M. Mahon, Jr. Investment Research Peter M. Ochs (Chairman of the Dr. Timothy F. George Minneapolis, MN Executive Committee) Founding Dean Cofounder and Chairman Beeson Divinity School Robert S. Milligan TFC Holdings, LLC Samford University Founder and Chairman Newport Beach, CA Birmingham, AL M.I. Industries Lincoln, NE Dr. W. Brian Byrd (Treasurer) Erika N. Harold Founder and President Burke, Warren, MacKay, & Dallen W. Peterson Texas Hospice Serritella, P. C. Founder and Former Chairman Fort Worth, TX Miss America 2003 Merry Maids Chicago, IL Naples, FL Mark D. Wilkerson (Secretary) Wilkerson & Bryan, P.C. Marten S. Hoekstra Edwin J. Simcox Montgomery, AL CEO President Emerging Global Advisors Indiana Energy Association Jim Liske New York, NY Indianapolis, IN Chief Executive Officer Prison Fellowship Ministries Michael T. Timmis Lansdowne, VA Former Cofounder and Owner Talon LLC Detroit, MI

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thanks to generous matching grants

Matching Grants $1,845,000

Each Dollar Given Total Revenue = $6.09 $11,226,868 to Ministries

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Together, We Increase the Harvest

Prison Fellowship is thankful to be able to multiply the effectiveness of our mission to evangelize, disciple, and mentor prisoners, ex-prisoners, and their families through collaboration with other faith-based organizations. Prison Fellowship is blessed to work with so many excellent partners.

2nd Thief Ministries Forgiven Ministry Awana Good News Jail & Prison Ministry Biblica Great Dads Big Brothers Big Sisters Guidepost Outreach Services Billy Graham Center Institute for Prison Ministries (IPM) Harvestime International Network Billy Graham Evangelistic Association HeartBound Ministries Bridges of Canada Holding on to Hope Ministries Campus Crusade for Christ Hope Shows Child Evangelism Fellowship Intercessors for America ChristSong Ministries Jobs for Life Christian Association for Prisoner Aftercare Joe McDonald Ministry Christian Community Development Association Koinonia House National Ministries, Inc. Christian Hope Indian Eskimo Fellowship Mission America Christian Library International National Fatherhood Initiative Comix35 / ROX Media 35 The Navigators Community Bible Study Omega Arts The Conquerors International Strength Ministries One Hope Crossroad Bible Institute (CBI) Over 7,700 churches across America Daughters of Destiny Rocco Morelli Ministries International, Inc. The DeMoss Group The Saints Prison Ministry Desert Waters Correctional Outreach Solid Rock Ministry Evangelism Explosion Prison Ministry Uncaged Outreach Ministries EvanTell Wings Ministry Faith Seeds Ministries World Impact Fellowship Riders Youth Direct Ministries

“The one who plants and the one who waters have one purpose, and they will each be rewarded according to their own labor. For we are co-workers in God’s service; you are God’s field, God’s building.” 1 Cor 3:8-9

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“It is very exciting to see how God is using Prison Ministry and to see many of the prisoners’ lives become a blessing instead of a curse in “We support Prison Fellowship our society.” to serve God by serving others — J.D. Supporter 28 years . . . to reach out to those in need . . . and to try to be a reflection of our Father’s love.” — T.J. Supporter 2 1/2 years

“After reading How Now Shall We Live and listening to BreakPoint, we became convinced we need to engage our culture as believers and promote a biblical worldview.” — W.E. Supporter 12 years

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With the invaluable help of over 15,300 volunteers, over 7,700 churches and your financial investment in the ministry of Prison Fellowship, our combined efforts have yielded an eternal impact for the Kingdom of God.

Consolidated Statement of Financial Position (in Thousands)

2011 2010 Assets Cash and cash equivalents $4,877 $5,043 Cash and cash equivalents, board-designated 177 545

Total Cash and Cash Equivalents 5,054 5,588

Investments 14,443 11,891 Investments, board-designated 24 206 Assets held in charitable remainder trusts 239 225 Cash and cash equivalents held for long-term use 373 252

Total Investments 15,079 12,574

Contributions receivable, net of allowance of $263 and $168 for 2011 and 2010, respectively 2,324 4,670 Program advances and other receivables 1,782 72 Prepaid expenses and other assets 272 431 Inventory of publications and supplies 510 405 Beneficial interest in remainder trusts 873 769 Cash surrender value of life insurance policies 82 77 Property and equipment, net of accumulated depreciation of $15,523 and $14,121 for 2011 and 2010, respectively 19,871 20,935

Total Other 25,714 27,359

Total Assets $45,847 $45,521

Liabilities and Net Assets Liabilities Accounts payable and accrued expenses $2,745 $3,007 Accrued salaries and benefits 1,633 813 Line of credit 3,450 1,950 Deferred revenue 51 72 Annuities payable 4,831 4,914 Liability under trust agreements 142 141

Total Liabilities 12,852 10,897

Net Assets Unrestricted 19,790 20,843 Temporarily restricted 9,941 10,521 Permanently restricted 3,264 3,260

Total Net Assets 32,995 34,624

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $45,847 $45,521

For additional financial information, please go to our website at prisonfellowship.org/financials

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Financial Highlights

PRISON FELLOWSHIP MINISTRIES AND AFFILIATES (unaudited) Allocation of Functional Expenses For Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2011

PROGRAM SERVICES 2011 Percent of Expenses Program Ministry $21,479 47.7% Public Education 5,743 12.7% International Prison Ministry 3,493 7.7% Total Program Services 30,715 68.1%

SUPPORT SERVICES Management and General 5,282 11.7% Fundraising 9,096 20.2% Total Support Services 14,378 31.9%

Total Expenses $45,093 100.0%

Percentages are rounded to the nearest .1%

20.2%

Allocation of Functional 47.7% 11.7% Expenses

7.7%

12.7%

47.7% Program Ministry 11.7% Management and General 20.2% Fundraising 7.7% International Prison Ministry 12.7% Public Education

• 1,303 Participating prisons • 373,887 Children assigned • 213,745 Prisoner applications received • 7,708 Angel Tree churches

For additional financial information, please go to our website at prisonfellowship.org/financials

From the Chairman of the Board “Because we walk in covenant partnership with Him, it is by His unmerited grace alone, poured on us in increasing measure as we strive on, that we are still standing, still pressing. We press on to take lasting change to prisoners’ lives and also to their families, and the communities where many of these men and women will return.

Terry L. Van Der Aa “I hope you will keep running with us. Keep praying with us. Chairman of the Board Providence Bank, Keep praying for us. We cannot stop now. We are, ourselves, Founding Chairman ‘ambassadors in bonds’ to this call.” Ministry Highlights: An estimated 15,300+ Prison Fellowship volunteers carried out ministry in more than 1,300 prisons and their related communities during the year. Through in-prison evangelistic events, Prison Fellowship volunteers conducted nationwide events, classes and presentations with approximately 390,000 prisoners attending from across the country.

Mission: Together, thanks to generous partners and volunteers, Prison Fellowship is working to see the transformation of prisoners and their reconciliation to God, family, and community through the power and truth of Jesus Christ.

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