PRISON FELLOWSHIP BLOG: Inside Journal

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

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

It's hard to count your blessings when you're coping with the day-to-day realities of prison. It's even harder during the holidays. But four prisoners have found several reasons to give thanks this year.

How does Prison Fellowship bring the light of the Gospel to some of the darkest places in prison? Through Inside Journal, Prison Fellowship’s prison newspaper that offers the incarcerated encouragement and advice.

Gilbert was raised in church but lived a double life as a gang member and drug dealer. When he was 21, his dealer turned on him. Betrayed, Gilbert’s world crumbled around him. Could his foundation in Christ give him a second chance?

When his daughter tragically passed away, David struggled to trust again.

Tammy Franklin has come full circle. A former prisoner, she is now a Prison Fellowship Academy manager at the same facility in which she was incarcerated.

This Easter, the name of Jesus will be proclaimed in some of the darkest corners of America.

Lázaro hoped to get rich quick, but the love of money is the root of all kinds of evil.

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

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.

Annette Oltmans, co-founder of The M3ND Project talked about how to help women heal, set boundaries and get on a road to self-respect.

Patterns of brokenness seem to pass through family generations, almost like an inheritance.

Marcus Bullock recently spoke with Inside Journal about family connection, second chances, and the power of a postcard.

In "The Dangers of the Blame Game," Inside Journal's guest writer Stan Guthrie shares his personal story of life with cerebral palsy.