Every person has dignity and potential. But 1 in 3 Americans has a criminal record, limiting their futures. Hear from former prisoners on life after prison, and join Prison Fellowship® as we unlock brighter futures for the 70 million Americans who have repaid their debt to society.
Drugs and bad choices eventually landed Jose in prison. When he looks back at it all, he sees how God used the Church to bless him with purpose and hope.
Even after years of service, Prison Fellowship volunteer Charlie Bench is still humbled by the move of God he’s seen in men and women's lives in prison.
Having taken a man’s life, Eddie thought his own was over. But when he put God first, he discovered the beauty of second chances.
A Hope Event doesn’t bring Jesus to prison—He is already there. And it’s powerful to see what can happen in just one day.
Brandon’s childhood was one steeped in drugs. He found hope and life years later when he discovered God had been for him all along.
Stephen had a bright future but lost everything to his addiction. Was he past the point of no return?
When Amber Brown bought her first house outside Minneapolis last year, she couldn’t believe the journey that led her there.
When he was promoted to head manager, Brandon became responsible for hiring new employees. And he knew exactly the kind of people he wanted.
As a boy, he envisioned money and protection—and joined a gang to find it. Could Martin learn a new way of seeing?
For years, the last thing Michelle wanted was transparency. She had way too much to hide. What would happen when God brought her secrets to light?
Maurice isn’t just breaking the cycle of crime for his family. He’s showing others how to end destructive cycles in their own lives.
Behind bars, Jeff received a letter from his daughter’s mother. One thing she wrote stood out to him: “You are in so much trouble. Only God can save you now.”
Former bank robber Jesse Wiese thought grit, hard work, and integrity would be enough to open doors after his release from prison. He was wrong.
Damion wasn’t even wearing shoes the first time he sat in the back of a police car. By the time the young man got to prison, he had one goal: survive.