by AIC H. Marsh Intro by Dale Russell It is always a delight to see more and more AICs (adult in custody) contribute to our blog posts. Today we introduce Howell, as he shares some answers to questions posed during 2020 and COVID in prison. As we see small glimpses […]
“YOU VISITED ME IN PRISON” Read More »
By AIC Shane Hall Intro by Dale Russell – I would like to introduce you to our new blog writer, Shane. We have known him since 2014, our first visit to Two Rivers Correctional. Shane is a strong believer and a dynamic worship leader who takes the chapel experience to
Swimming Against the Tides of Trouble the World Knows Nothing About Read More »
by AIC G. Ehler I’ve lost my way So many times before So dark and dank, I couldn’t find the door. . Angels ministered, But I did not listen. The world around me, Oh, how it glistened! . Distractions abound All around my life. You kept calling Through my strife.
by AIC Timothy Espinoza In prison, as in life, friends are important. Some guys were talking in the gym,” Did you hear about John? (Name changed to keep his privacy.) He fell with a massive seizure! He’s in the infirmary now. That can’t be good.” 1000 thoughts crashed through his
PRISON FRIENDS & ANSWERED PRAYERS Read More »
By AIC Timothy Espinosa Have you ever considered how fresh air might be described? Are you taking it for granted with little thought of the special treat it really is? In Oregon, every prison is built a little different. Some are filled with units opening into courtyard, which allow movement
Chocolate Chip Mint Ice Cream Air Read More »
by AIC Timothy Espinosa I always look forward to the snow because it reminds me of one of my favorite verses, “Come now and let us reason together, says the Lord. Though your sins are like scarlet, they shall be as white as snow. Though they are red like crimson,
BY AIC TIMOTHY E. A little girl’s smile. I see hope, confidence, health and joy when I see a photo of my sponsored girl, Juliet. And she’s smiling at me! I can only thank God for his goodness. Only he knows where she would be if not for the work
by AIC David D. Intro by Dale Russell As we continue to ask our AIC (Adult in Custody) contacts to share their personal stories with us, it becomes very apparent the God never misses an opportunity to use each of us to further His plans. Our demeanor, our attitude and
I Wanted to be Like Her. I Was Tired of Being Angry Read More »
As we continue to ask for material from our prisoner partners to add to this post, various forms are presented. Poetry is a popular submission. Thanks Todd! God’s Missing Flag I have been neatly tucked away, folded and forgotten. I am covered in a layer of dust and not pulled
God’s Missing Flag Read More »
