County Corrections Gospel Mission

“Draft copies of form 990 made available at board meeting before filing, preparer received updated non financial information before completion, executive director will sign and make copies available of filed form 990 at board meeting”

“Review and approval by the governing body: board of directorsfor executive director and all staff members”

“No documents available to the public”

“Vision:county corrections gospel mission exists to biblically and effectively address the spiritual crisis as reflected through the urgencies and heart-cries of the criminal justice system. Mission: county corrections gospel mission is a christian mission partnering with bible believing churches. We serve people groups involved in or affected by the criminal justice system. These include at-risk communities and agencies most impacted by family breakdown, crime and the increasing loss of moral consensus and order in society. We initiate and implement quality, biblically based programs which address the lives and specific needs of these people groups by incorporating evangelism, discipleship and mentoring activities with the purpose of maturing christian servant-leaders. We strive to and duplicate our effective local model nationally and internationally.”

“Benevolence program:ccgm implements several programs in an effort to reach its stated vision and mission of serving at risk families and their surrounding communities. These programs bring ccgm staff members in contact with individuals and families who experience a wide variety of spiritual, physical, financial and other needs. At times these situations worsen and become emergencies. Meeting these emergencies with short term benevolent aid is a deliberate strategy to strengthen relationships with members of the ministry's target audience.benevolent aid is only authorized by the executive director and includes financial and non-financial gifts, activities and support,all aimed to alleviate the immediate crisis while simultaneously using the opportunity to seek ways to avoid re-occurrence. Benevolent aid during the reporting period included food, clothing, transport, utilities and seasonal domestic expenses.”