COVID-19 forced Blackburn Correctional Center to close its doors to visitors, but that didn’t stop dedicated volunteers and DOC staff from serving incarcerated men.
By Grayson Pope
June 10, 2020
COVID-19 | COVID-19 Stories | Kentucky
A champion bareback rider and a wild horse named Sushi share the Gospel with Kentucky prisoners.
By Chelsea Magnuson
August 6, 2019
Kentucky
For many family members of incarcerated men and women, the barriers to staying in contact with their loved ones behind bars can be tough to overcome. Separated by long distances and inflexible schedules, these families ultimately lose touch with each other, depriving prisoners of the support and encouragement needed to make a break from past behavior and to successfully endure the time spent in prison.
By Steve Rempe
March 16, 2016
DC | Kentucky | Marshall Project | Red Onion | Restorative Radio | Virginia | Wallens Ridge | Washington | WMMTA version of this post appears on the Justice Fellowship website.
In 2015, an estimated 5.8 million Americans are denied their right to vote. Christian leaders who set policy should act to correct this affront on redemption, restoration, and hope in our communities.
By Craig DeRoche
November 24, 2015
Craig DeRoche | Florida | Jeb Bush | Jesse Wiese | Kentucky | Second Prison Project | Washington Post