Forward by Dale Russell “A friend is someone who understands your past, believes in your future, and accepts you just the way you are.”– Unknown Visions of Hope has now surpassed a decade of prison interactions. Within those years are the personal stories that beg to be made known. The […]
“I didn’t think I could ever be redeemed for what I did.” Read More »
(Intro by Dale Russell) As we continue to provide opportunity to our AIC (Adult in Custody) contacts to give us glimpses into their lives, here is an example of how love and concern shows up with grace. This becomes a natural process when God redeems and transforms. Don’t you find
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It’s really hard to get people to think differently about those who are in prison, broadly seen in some of the most negative terms. Many are generally uninterested in what happens to people in prison. Some say, “I can’t believe you would help those kind of people”. A good reply would
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How do you put back together the broken fabric of life? How can that be accomplished behind bars? The art of crocheting takes on new meaning in prison. This selfless work helps the AIC (Adults in Custody) develop self-esteem, pride in their work, and satisfaction in themselves. The same end
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