PRISON FELLOWSHIP BLOG:

For a limited time only, B&H Books is partnering with Prison Fellowship to ensure that prisoners know they are loved and valued by God.

Long-time Prison Fellowship supporter, Lois Patton, donated her car to the ministry through Planned Giving, furthering a legacy of generosity.

Incarceration shielded prisoners from the full impact of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, but a changed world still awaits them on the outside. In this editorial originally written for The Prison Mirror in 2001, former prisoner Matt Gore reflects on a post-9/11 world.

Matthew Charles was one of the first prisoners released after the passage of the FIRST STEP Act. Prison Fellowship editor Maria Mallory White recently spoke with Matthew about what life has been like since his release, and what he believes are America’s next steps in criminal justice reform.

Matthew Charles had been out of prison for almost a year when the Court of Appeals ordered that he return to prison to serve out the rest of his original 35-year sentence. His story caught the nation’s attention, with hundreds demanding his release. Read on to discover the incredible story of Matthew’s journey.

Federal Bureau of Prisons scheduled to set free 3,100 prisoners on Friday, July 22, 2019, as a result of the FIRST STEP Act.

  After her addiction sent her to prison, Amber knew she needed help. But recovery programs just didn’t seem to work. She needed something more. She needed a deeper relationship. She needed the Gospel.

Warden Exchange is changing the way we think about prison.

Department of Justice reveals significant drop in juvenile incarceration in new report.

In 2018, an earthquake shattered roads and shook buildings in Alaska. The epicenter of the quake was traced to Goose Creek Correctional Center. But the incarcerated population there have been experiencing seismic shifts of a more positive kind through Prison Fellowship and The Urban Ministry Institute.