PRISON FELLOWSHIP BLOG: Prison & Prisoners

Second chances for returning citizens make for safer communities.

Kerensa Lockwood’s history in the criminal justice arena brought her to Warden Exchange. Now she’s using her background to bring positive change to corrections.

This month's mail is from Bryanna, whose incarceration in Washington is about to end. Hear from Bryanna about her concerns for reentry.

Mike Johnson couldn’t believe the man on the book cover was standing outside his cell. Thirty-seven years later, he still feels the impact of Chuck Colson’s words.

Quovadis and Jesse first met in prison. Twenty years later, the two sat down to reflect on their unlikely friendship.

Prison Fellowship has a long history of going behind bars at Easter.

With scripture, fitness, and advocacy, Justice Ambassador Scott Herman is building a better tomorrow in Minnesota.

This month's mail is from Barrett, incarcerated in Georgia. Barrett has a common request we hear at Prison Fellowship: the need for a Bible.

This month, we share a letter from incarcerated man Isidro. Hear in his own words how God knows what He is doing behind bars.

Former prisoner Kevin Bruno shares how racism, ignorance, and a lack of compassion can contribute to a violent culture behind bars.

Once a month, we will share letters from incarcerated men and women. Hear in their own words what life is like behind bars.

Our money decisions can impact every area of our lives, both inside and outside prison. Here are seven new habits you can develop toward financial freedom.

Inside Journal readers shared some simple prison recipes that make for fun treats, at Christmastime or anytime, behind bars.

Celebrate the holidays with Prison Fellowship's Christmas playlist on Spotify with songs chosen by current and former prisoners.

Unity and diversity are ordained by God from the very beginning of creation. Through the transformation of Jesus Christ, division gives way to community.