This is important to know. There are real people in prison, with real emotions, who react very much like you and me.  If you can somehow identify with someone’s situation, it is easier to relate. Going a little deeper, it shows what it is like to do time, from a […]

Been at home more than usual these days? How many times did you check out the fridge or food pantry and wonder what to fix for a meal? What did you consider a success in these food adventures? These days of COVID-19, AIC (Adults In Custody) may have more time

We recently asked you to send a note of encouragement or greeting to our Adults in Custody. You responded with such grace and cheerleading. We are receiving multiple responses from the men and women these notes were directed to. We kept saying, “Wish YOU could read these!” Here’s a great

These days of uncertainty might seem hopeless or a constant search for a comfortable “normal.” What happens when YOU change that in very simple ways? YOU just did that for over 500 inmates who are under a modified lock down during our COVID19 crisis. We asked you to compose a

By Karen Garner I have been to the grocery store for what I hope is the last time for a while. I had just relearned to swim, but the gym pool is closed. With schools probably closed for this year, the stock market taking drastic tumbles (and rises) and stay

Being exposed to prison culture brings a level of discovery like no where else.  Such was the case this week in a conversation with one of our AIC’s.  He usually calls once or twice a month and this last dialogue was quite entertaining AND creative. Now, let’s stop for a

By Danna Fields You never know where life will take you. It’s a crazy, beautiful journey and when we allow God to guide us, the crazier and more beautiful can be. Things that I have never imagined, come alive right before my eyes. For I know the plans I have