"It's time! This is my season! God told me this would happen if I trusted Him, and I trust Him. I’m going home!"
Everyone wants to see their kids. Prison Fellowship gave some incarcerated dads a chance to spend a whole day with them.
Books with well-written stories have the power to unlock a child's God-given imagination and create deep bonds between the child and their parent—even if that parent is behind bars.
Christ can build bridges over any divide and shine light in the darkest of places.
Jerrel Martin and a group of prisoners meet regularly for worship, teaching, discipleship, and prayer behind bars. It's church. Prison church. And it's clear that God is here.
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In Jominiq's home growing up, Christmas was a day he only saw celebrated on TV.
Hurricane Harvey's effect on the criminal justice system in Texas has been profound.
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"I did everything but join a gang," Roderick McNeely remembers. "I was trying to kill myself."
Writer Zoe Erler reflects on the miracle of Easter: how her questions are answered in the scars of Jesus Christ and in the faith of incarcerated Christians.
To for a free download of Idalee’s song, “Heal,” visit www.idalee.com/heal.
Last week, Prison Fellowship, in partnership with singer-songwriter Idalee, released “Heal,” a music video and documentary recorded at the Carol Vance correctional facility outside of Houston, Texas. Idalee performed his new song with a band composed of residents from the facility, in front of an audience of their fellow prisoners.
This past Sunday was a time of great celebration at IFI. Eighteen formerly incarcerated men returned to the Carol Vance unit to graduate before their families and other program participants.
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Kate Campbell is a summer intern with Prison Fellowship, working with Inside Journal. She is currently studying photojournalism at Boston University.
Recently, the Wisconsin State Journal published an article about a program called Reading Connections, which allows incarcerated fathers and mothers to record videos of themselves reading stories for their children.