CPR believes that every Christian organisation should seek to do ALL as the Bible directs. We attempt to build our work, lives and practice on the Bible. In so doing we expect Christ's blessing. It causes fulfillment and contentment (though is no excuse for resting on our laurels, if any!)  By His grace alone, as a group and as individuals, we seek 'to press toward the goal for the prize of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus.'

Our-Board members, Brian Edwards, John Temple, Timothy Laurence, Sean Willis and David Fortune are completely committed to those spiritual ideals as they seek to lead a charity to resource prisons. But the word "charity" must sometimes strikes fear into any church leader’s heart! Churches seem the constant ‘target’ of the attention of charities involved in mission. But, following the Bible, could we be going about this the wrong way? Should not a mission reciprocate it's blessings? The early apostles of course did this many times over – by giving us the New Testament.

We are here to help build the church of Christ, not to drain churches. We want to encourage you, not to discourage you. Though CPR is a charity we are not looking for handouts! One of our supporting goals is to help to build the church wherever it is and also where it isn't – to make Christ known. For that reason, we want you to freely use*, for Christ's glory, any material we produce in the Downloads section. We also will seek to pass on some of our resources at attractive prices, and so also help the work in prisons.

We are here to build you NOT drain you; encourage you NOT discourage you. Though CPR is a charity we are not looking for handouts! Our goal is to build the church where ever it is and where it isn't – to make Christ known. We want you to freely use*, for Christ's glory, any material we produce in the downloads section.

The mission of Christian Prison Resources is to assist prisoners and detainees in Prisons, Youth Offenders Institutions and Immigration Removal Centres to trust in Christ, deepen their Christian  faith, and walk with Him in such a way that it causes all relationships  to be profoundly changed for the better. This reflects the Bible’s teaching on relationships. A significant part of the ministry of CPR is also to assist prison chaplains in their work. To support this, CPR is involved in raising the profile of prison ministry among Christian leaders, congregations and individual Christians.

* Copyright applies to material that would be published and/or used for profit. Material must be given away in its entirety.