PRISON FELLOWSHIP BLOG: Feature Stories

Heather Rice-Minus, Prison Fellowship’s vice president of government affairs and church mobilization, tells us why a restorative approach to justice is important.

“I would have gone crazy without something to do.” Staying busy while serving time will keep you out of trouble and prepare you for release.

For third consecutive year, presidential proclamation Supports Second Chance Month—Prison Fellowship’s effort to unlock better futures for formerly incarcerated men and women.

Prison Fellowship mourns the passing of Patty Colson, wife of our founder, Charles “Chuck” Colson.

Prison Fellowship commissioned Barna Group to survey Christians in America about prison conditions and caring for prisoners. Here’s what we learned.

Prison Fellowship’s report analyzes the penalties for possession of commonly abused drugs in all 50 states and under federal law.

Can chasing the good life bring fulfillment? J. Kana shares how his incarceration redefined his understanding of success.

“The Drug Report: A Review of America’s Disparate Possession Penalties” is Prison Fellowship’s report on the variations in drug penalties for marijuana, heroin, cocaine, and fentanyl.

Why would a 40-something, single mom of two spend her days volunteering behind bars at a men’s prison?

Prison Fellowship is actively working to support women behind bars through a variety of ways.

Make sure you and your loved one are ready for what's next with these three things to do before a prisoner's release date.

Even the strongest marriage can be affected by incarceration. Here are 10 tips for preserving your marriage while in prison.

Have you ever wondered where our Valentine’s Day traditions originated? This February, let’s rediscover the prison origins of the holiday.

An incarcerated father. A mom left on her own. Could Diane and her girls survive life on the outside without John?