As we gather with our families to celebrate Thanksgiving and Christmas, let’s remember those who will not be home for the holidays this year.
We live in a broken society, but the Church is uniquely positioned to have a profound and lasting impact on the surrounding culture.
Natika Washington named to Prison Fellowship's leadership team.
For Kennice, a week of summer fun at an Angel Tree® camp was just the beginning.
Prison Fellowship expands outreach to incarcerated women.
"How could I matter? My own dad didn’t want me. He chose drugs over me."
"My criminal mind would start thinking about selling drugs again. It was easy, fast money."
Evangelical Christian leaders are spearheading a campaign for criminal justice reform, calling for equitable punishment, alternatives to incarceration and a different take on the “tough on crime” language of the Trump administration.
Crack cocaine. Prostitution. Murder. Lisa was running from a past haunted by her crimes. And the fear and guilt were overwhelming.
At nine years old, Desmond is already well aware of the troubles of the world. His prayers reflect how his father's incarceration has affected him: "I pray for Jesus to help me and my mom out with our house and food and bills," he shares.
"Javier,* what has happened to your heart?" I asked. I brushed tears from my eyes as I glanced away from his tightly cuffed wrists.
Your incarcerated loved one is getting out of prison. This is what you've been waiting for. This is why you've run for second chances, signed petitions, and shared your family's story.
So how do you prepare for your loved one's reentry?
Life at home was a nightmare for friends Paige and Macie. They desperately needed a refuge. They found support at Angel Tree Camping.
On Tuesday, the United States Senate unanimously passed a resolution declaring April 2017 as "Second Chance Month."
Palmer appeared to be on his way to becoming another tragic statistic. He appeared to be on his way to becoming another tragic statistic—a broken life destined for destruction and possibly prison.
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