Seventeen inmates at a Mississippi jail gave their lives to Christ, last week.
Seventeen inmates at a Mississippi jail gave their lives to Christ, last week.
A judge recently ordered a jail sponsored Christian prison ministry to cease its actions ruling that its actions showed preferential treatment to Christians.
After coming to Christ, a former inmate crafted an 11-foot wooden cross for a local prison ministry.
In a recent interview, Pastor John MacArthur insisted that he would start a jail ministry if he is arrested for holding indoor services at his church.
When President Trump endorsed the First Step Act, he said, “We’re all better off when former inmates can receive and re-enter society as law-abiding, productive citizens.” At last month’s Republican National Convention, Ivanka Trump called the First Step Act “the most significant criminal justice reform of our generation.”
An ex-drug addict shared in a recent interview how getting arrested saved his life and brought him to Christ.
Pastor Jeff Williams of West Franklin Baptist Church was expecting three boxes of study Bibles delivered to his front door, but only two were collected. When FedEx confirmed that the boxes had been delivered, Williams realized a box must have been taken by a "porch pirate."
Lauren Daigle and her fans banned together to raise around $17,000 for inmates at the largest maximum-security prison in the U.S. before the singer visited the facility to perform.
A Massachusetts church is giving backpacks to women transitioning back into regular life out of prison life.
