Remember Those in Prison
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This Thanksgiving, Beth will be celebrating how God has continued to transform her and use her during this year since her release.
As concert goers were serenaded by Casting Crowns, Newsboys, Crowder, and many more Christian artists, they also got to witness a very touching moment.
Shine Adams is employing those society deems "unemployable" and giving them a hope for a new future.
This past Sunday was a time of great celebration at IFI. Eighteen formerly incarcerated men returned to the Carol Vance unit to graduate before their families and other program participants.
"I have changed those letters to mean something else. I will love, worship, obey and praise God. Every Christian should serve a sentence of L.W.O.P."
Thanks to Prison Fellowship partners, men and women like Fernando are experiencing bright futures!
Thirteen years ago, two journalists, one who had become pen pals with a prisoner on death row, created a book club called Free Minds in a D.C. jail. Today, about 940 juvenile prisoners have participated, and Free Minds has expanded outside of the jail, too, so members can continue to support one another through written word after release.
Society often discounts the contributions a former prisoner can make to his or her community, but at Prison Fellowship, we know that rehabilitated men and women who have been transformed by God have so much to offer if given the opportunity.
With an emotionally gripping end, Do You Believe? will have you rejoicing at the boundless power of the Cross.