Crystal Sanburn is the Executive Director of Cross America. She works with all aspects of the ministry to bring awareness to those in the Kokomo community, surrounding counties, and the whole of the United States regarding the Mission and Vision of Cross America. She understands the importance of individuals being involved in ministry work that seems bigger than themselves. Cross America fits that profile.Crystal is about people and about her community. But she is most passionate about people knowing Christ. In addition to her love for people, her family is a top priority. She is married to Dick Sanburn, Executive Pastor of Operations at Crossroads Community Church, and has three sons.

Simon Maina Mungai and his wife Gladys were born in Kenya, Africa. Simon, his mother and siblings lived on their uncle’s farm while his dad tried to eke out a living in town. When his aunt, his mother and he (at age 12) gave their lives to the Lord Jesus, his uncle beat and tormented them greatly for their faith. Shortly after Simon came to the USA, his uncle surrendered his life to the Lord. Gladys, like uncle Gideon, used to hate Christians with a passion, swearing she would never “get saved!" Her mother, older sister and brother, and the whole Christian Union in her high school prayed relentlessly for this renegade. The grace of God redeemed her in her senior year. The Maina family joined Morning Star Church in 1990. In 1995, Gladys was called into full time ministry. Simon worked with her while working in Indianapolis to support the family. He recently retired and is busier with the church than ever. "We are blessed for the teamwork and loving fellowship of the saints at Morning Star, few as they are. They face every obstacle to keep the ministry working."

The Adams County Jail Ministry believes Jesus Christ heals broken people and systems through restoration in Him. Biblical programming equips men and women for productive futures, replacing the cycle of crime and incarceration. Join us in God's call to "remember those in prison," caring for those incarcerated and creating safer communities all for the Glory of God. Come hear the stories and testimonies from the six who are weekly visiting our county jail.