-- From prison walls to the freedom found in Christ's boundaries --
The intention of this website is to show you the needs of inmates leaving the confines of prison walls as well as how Kingdom Boundaries Prison Aftercare (KBPA) strives to minister to and help these men and women transition back into society and lower recidivism. KBPA is a faith-based non-profit.
To learn about KBPA, please "click here".
New!! April 17th, 2018
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"Great KBPA Leaders"
Since the beginning of Kingdom Boundaries Prison Aftercare, we have been
blessed by a great group of board members. They have worked hard to establish KBPA, oversee its operations, decipher Gods will for expansion, and provide a constant supply of great
support.
We would like to take the time now to acknowledge several board members
that have recently retired from the board and to let you know who continues to serve and well as welcome several new members.
KBPA would like to thank Paul Moos, Jeff Alvey, and Mitch Wilson for the
time they were on the board. They will be missed. (Jeff Alvey will continue to be involved as our accountant and financial adviser.)
Those continuing to serve are Jeff Bass from Hills, MN, John Van Zanten
from Rock Valley, IA, Pete Attema from Newcastle, NE, Val & Arch Brummel from Hull, IA, Marv Vos from Sioux Falls, SD, and Rick Castardo from Sioux Falls, SD.
Our new board members are: Jason Hiemstra from Sioux Falls, SD, Verlyn
Van Regenmorter from Sioux Center, IA, Dave & Gloria Kok from Platte, SD, and Jess Le Blount from Sioux Falls, SD. It is great to have you on board!
Thank you all!!!
Sincerely,
Jeff and Rhonda Haverhals - Ministry Directors
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God's counsel
is trustworthy and wise.
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Vision
Statement
To lower recidivism (the return rate of inmates to prison) by fostering Christian character one person at a time.
Mission Statement
Our mission is to form healthy relationships between Christian mentors and ex-offenders, regardless of their past indiscretions, to safely re-enter society. KBPA will come alongside men and women to help them discern God's love, will, and direction for their lives; at the same time, it will make available practical assistance to become productive and independent citizens.
Kingdom Boundaries Prison Aftercare is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization.
Kingdom Boundaries Prison Aftercare does not receive any goverment funding.
All donations are tax deductable.
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