PRISON FELLOWSHIP BLOG: Feature Stories

"I did my time at Louisiana State Penitentiary, otherwise known as Angola or 'The Farm.' I had to learn how to have the respect of both staff and my fellow inmates to make the most of my sentence."

Phil thought he had his addiction under control. He kept working, even managing teams of people and millions of dollars in projects, but eventually he slipped into darkness.

"Prison was the last place I wanted to go. ... Taking a job with Prison Fellowship was probably the biggest step of faith I’ve ever taken in my life."

Dr. Zachary Hamilton sat down with Prison Fellowship to talk about risk assessment, avoiding racial disparities, and rehabilitation of prisoners.

Peaches followed her families footsteps all the way into prison. After having her first child while she was incarcerated she knew something had to change.

Angelina found her voice and her calling when she went to prison. Serving a long sentence, Angelina is helping lead women to walk better lives with Christ.

Prison Fellowship is partnering with Tyndale and Inside Journal to make sure that every prisoner has access to their special edition Bibles for free.

When Kenny's dad went to prison when he was only 9 years old the world turned dark. Now that he is an NFL star Kenny is helping brighten children's worlds.

Timothy didn't think he was smart and no one ever bothered to tell him he was. In prison he learned he was smart and valuable to God.

Conflict resolution is hard for everyone but everything is harder behind bars. These are some of the best ways to deal with conflict in your life.