PRISON FELLOWSHIP BLOG: Incarcerated Women

“I can never make the day of the accident vanish as if it didn’t exist. It happened. But I can be restored.” Amy, a Prison Fellowship Academy graduate, reveals what happened when she stopped running from God and finally began to grow.

Annie Goebel and her daughter know from experience what it’s like to be separated from your loved ones because of incarceration. At a recent Hope Event in South Dakota, the mother and daughter teamed up to share their testimony of the God’s restoration in their lives.

"I did my time. I did everything they told me to do, and I'm still living as if I'm a prisoner."

Christian artist and Grammy-award winner Lauren Daigle went behind bars with Prison Fellowship for face-to-face time with incarcerated women.

"God's grace has changed me and made me into a totally different person."

The Create: New Beginnings workshop brings restoration behind bars through the healing power of art and community.

Angel Tree brought healing to Anastasia's family and gave her a chance to love her two young children, even while behind bars.

The FIRST STEP Act is now law, but how will it affect America’s incarcerated? And what are our next steps?

Part Two of Searching For a Happy Ending: 'I knew now that I was valuable, not in spite of my past but because of my past.'

Before co-founding the women’s prison ministry Daughters of Destiny with her husband Mel, Annie Goebel was looking for a happy ending in all the wrong places.