​Welcome to our website!

The intention of this website is to explain the needs of inmates leaving the confines of prison walls. Kingdom Boundaries Prison Aftercare (KBPA) strives to minister to and help these men make a healthy transition back into society, thus lowering recidivism. KBPA is a faith-based non-profit organization.

New!!   November 17th, 2020

Please remember 
Giving Tuesday
December 1st, 2020

Nine years ago, "Giving Tuesday" was created. It is a follow-up to "Black Friday", "Small Business Saturday", and "Cyber Monday". It is a movement to create an international day of charitable giving.

Please join us for Giving Tuesday to raise $6,200.
This will be for sponsorship of 200 days of resident stay at KBPA.
(Cost per day is $31.)

Jesse's Story

​For most of my life I have been in and out of the system. Every single placement I have been in has not really addressed the reasons on "why" I have been making mistakes. I have been an addict for 12 years.

Kingdom Boundaries Prison Aftercare has shown me the reasons why I keep making mistakes and are actively assisting me with guidance to the answers. However, every time I go through a realization, they give the glory to God. There is a sense of love and compassion that I have never encountered before, here at KB. For the 1st time in my life I have a positive environment where guys with the same passion to do better are helping me.

"There is a sense of love and compassion that I have never encountered before, here at KB."

This is my 2nd time here. My first go-around was short-lived. I think I was not ready for the love and grace offered by God. I believe what I have learned here is truly life improving.
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On a daily basis I struggle with anxiety, worry, and bitterness. This stems from not knowing what tomorrow will bring. However, if I truly believe that God has a specific plan for me, then why am I worried?
 
If I simply tell myself "This is what God wants me to do, and this is His plan", then all my anxiety and worry are non-existent. Instead of saying to myself "tomorrow is going to suck", saying "this is where God wants me to be", brings a kind of peace to my Spirit.  
 
At that point, it is almost like I welcome tomorrow knowing that everything is already planned. I'm just here doing what my Father wants me to do is comforting.  
 
I AM WHO I AM IN HIM!

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Dear Father, thank you for giving me what I don't deserve. You have forgiven my sins and provided a way for me to be reconciled to you through the gift of Your Son. Help me to always be grateful for Your grace.

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Vision Statement

​To lower recidivism (the return rate of inmates going back to prison), KBPA fosters Christian character one person at a time.

missions statement

The mission of KBPA is to form healthy relationships between Christian mentors and ex-offenders (regardless of their past indiscretions) in order to help them safely re-enter society. KBPA will come alongside these men to help them discern God’s love, will, and direction for their lives. At the same time, it will make available practical assistance so that these men can become productive and independent citizens.

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