Transformed Life

Rodney’s rock star dreams were shattered by addiction and incarceration. After finding new life in Christ, he now brings hope to prisoners through music.

Stephen had a bright future but lost everything to his addiction. Was he past the point of no return?

After escaping a potential life sentence behind bars, Mike was able to start over. The principles he learned helped him find his calling and bring freedom to others.

Torrance felt abandoned by his father and by God and turned to selling drugs to cope. Could he find the father he craved?

DaMarius was nervous the first time he went to camp. Then, he experienced something that changed his life forever.

He was staring down a life sentence. Now, he’s living free and serving others.

When Ashley's life turned out less than perfect, she used meth to mute her pain. That way of life led to rehab and then prison.

Hector tithed on the money he was making from his drug deals, believing that was enough. But God was after more than just Hector’s money.

First he was the victim—then he was the perpetrator. How could Dillon’s childhood of pain lead to anything but more brokenness?

For years, Raul lived a life of crime. When he got caught, he faced 57 felonies. But God had a greater purpose waiting for him in jail.

Marjorie served as a TUMI instructor at Soledad State Prison from 2014 until she was diagnosed with cancer. Yet her impact continued.

The death of his father pushed Hector over the edge. But just when he had lost everything, he found new life in God's service.

Early abuse in Chanda's life gave way to self-destructive behavior and unrelenting loss. Could anyone redeem her from such brokenness?

Todd Pierce uses his skills to bridle, bit, and saddle unbroken young horses at Hope Events for incarcerated people on prison yards nationwide.

It looked like COVID-19 would shut down a brand-new Academy. With so much at stake, would it be possible to get back on track?