PRISON FELLOWSHIP BLOG: Feature Stories

In this article from Inside Journal, Zachary Sewell shares three tips for prisoners who desire true freedom and repentance.

Prison Fellowship ended 2019 with 101 Academy sites established nationwide. We're seeing lives transformed behind bars, one story at a time.

Freedom of religion is called the first freedom for a reason. Our Founding Fathers recognized that without freedom of conscience, no other freedom can be guaranteed.

Surviving prison is about more than just getting through incarceration with body and soul intact. It means staying out of prison, too. “Prisoners will be dealing with prison survival for the rest of their lives.”

Most of the people at the Church of Acts in Oklahoma City are coming from addiction, homelessness, or prison. Read what it’s like inside the self-proclaimed ‘church of liars, dreamers, and misfits,’ and why so many former prisoners are finding a home there.

Have you ever wondered what makes Prison Fellowship’s Angel Tree different? Our distinct core mission is to create pathways of reconciliation between incarcerated parents and their children.

When tensions are mounting in a high-security prison, do words really have power to de-escalate fight?

Life behind bars can be difficult, but hope still shines through the darkness. As we say goodbye to 2019, we invite you to look back with us at some of our most popular articles from the year.

Let's end 2019 with a bang! Join us as we remember the prisoner and prepare for a new year of investing in prisoners and their families.

UPDATE: All Angel Tree children have been assigned and registration is now closed for 2019.