PRISON FELLOWSHIP: Incarcerated Women

Create: New Beginnings, Prison Fellowship's unique restorative art program for incarcerated women, recently celebrated a graduation in Oklahoma.

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

“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.

"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?

Angelina found her voice and her calling when she went to prison. Serving a long sentence, Angelina is helping lead women to walk better lives with Christ.

Kelsey and her mom had a destructive relationship, bonding over drug abuse and addiction.

Susan blamed her mother for everything that went wrong in her life. Until Prison Fellowship Academy taught her about forgiveness.

Since 1980, the number of American women in prison has increased more than 700 percent. Can Corrections meet the needs of its growing female prison population?

"To know that I was going to make it meant everything."

Roxanne went through a series of "firsts"—first boyfriend, first baby, and first time trying meth.

Darcy Jo knew how to hold a grudge. She struggled with forgiveness. and would rather end a friendship than confront her bitterness. So what changed?