Impact Report 2025

Forsyth Jail & Prison Ministries’ mission is to share Christ’s love and forgiveness to transform lives and break the cycle of crime and punishment. Chaplains, staff, and volunteers offered Bible studies, worship services, life skills classes, and family builder programs to help rehabilitate countless offenders and inmates in 2025. Through face-to-face encounters, counseling, teaching/preaching, and encouragement, many men and women experienced the love of Christ, who transforms lives.

The Forsyth Correctional Center (prison) population remained at full capacity of 249 offenders. The Forsyth County Detention Center year-end population was approximately 950 inmates, 10% of whom are women.

2025 Ministry Opportunities & Outcomes

The numbers below represent real, live people whose lives have been impacted by FJPM chaplains, staff, volunteers, and donors. 

“To our God and Father be glory for ever and ever. Amen”. – Philippians 4:20

  • 4,676 Bibles and pieces of Christian literature distributed
  • 7,933 program attendees
  • 4,808 worship service and Bible study attendees
  • 8 baptisms
  • 18 rededications
  • 3,771 one-on-one counseling sessions
  • 21,260 ministry contacts made
  • 400+ volunteers trained
  • 42 dads and 83 children participated in family builder programs
  • 25 Transition to Work graduates; 95% are employed

Financial Support

We are grateful for each individual, business, church, and grantor who contributed financially to the ministry in 2025.

FJPM is 100% community-funded.

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