"He grabbed my hand and said, 'I'm going to leave for a long time and you have to take care of your mom and your sister.'"

Jerrel Martin and a group of prisoners meet regularly for worship, teaching, discipleship, and prayer behind bars. It's church. Prison church. And it's clear that God is here.

Even in prison, leadership matters. That's why Willow Creek Church's Global Leadership Summit telecasts to prisons around the country.

"The gifts allow them to feel like I still care, even though I’m not there during Christmas."

"He thought he was 'big pimping' … He thought he was the greatest guy who ever touched Earth."

It is a story of adoption. It is a story of the lost being found. It is a story about God.

For the past two summers, Ben Wade has worked as a counselor at Frontier Camp, a Christian camp in Grapeland, Texas. Most of the time, being a camp counselor is pretty straightforward. But the week that the Angel Tree® kids arrive is different.

Writer Zoe Erler reflects on the miracle of Easter: how her questions are answered in the scars of Jesus Christ and in the faith of incarcerated Christians.

Art Hallett was the only one in his teenage group of friends who was never arrested. He credits it to his mother wisely pushing him to enlist in the Air Force at age 17. But his freedom doesn't mean he has  never been to prison.

The first day Darryl Brooks entered Prison Fellowship Academy, he wore the standard DOC-issued white scrubs. Today, he wears khakis and a dress shirt.