PRISON FELLOWSHIP: Prison Fellowship Academy

Celebrate the first Prison Fellowship Academy graduation with the men from cellblock 350B.

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.

I realize I've learned to have a victorious life out here. ... Sometimes it can get rough, but I go back to what they taught me.

Christ can build bridges over any divide and shine light in the darkest of places.

  Facing decades behind bars, Robbie needed a miracle.

"Sitting in a small group in prison isn't any different from sitting in a small group in my living room."

Prison Fellowship Academy graduate Darcy shares her testimony and the calling God has on her life as a woman of impact walking in freedom.

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

Prison Fellowship's interview with a veteran of the Oklahoma prison system.

"Over time our love for each other became weaker, and our love for drugs became stronger."

"He thought he was 'big pimping' … He thought he was the greatest guy who ever touched Earth."

"I may not understand the purpose for this right now, but I can trust Him with my health and life."

I am not proud about coming to prison and the time I've spent away from my only son, but God needed to save me from the life I was living or I wouldn't have been a mother much longer.

For Brandon, the New Leaf Project was a difficult class to attend, yet it was the most impactful.

My name is Angelina, and I have complete freedom, even though I am in prison at Shakopee.