Eddie Vidal sang songs of worship after the Judge sentenced him to 25 years. What made him so grateful? 

Eddie Vidal came out of his prison cell mad. He told the Preacher off. What happened next?

Brandon Boyce smoked pot at age nine and progressed to cocaine then heroin, all in a spiraling addiction that led to his brothers and uncles deaths, parents divorce, homelessness, burglaries, panhandling, jail then prison. Learn how he changed in prison and why June 11, 2012, was his day of salvation.

Secretary Inch discusses the ‘Inmate Welfare Trust Fund’ devoted to promoting a more peaceful prison environment.

An inspired FDOC program mixes short sentence stay inmates with long sentence inmates who are trained in mentoring and incentivizing positive life choices.

Florida Department of Corrections Secretary Mark Inch speaks to Florida’s reentry plan in this first of a three part series, 'Roadmap to Restoration'.

John Giles tells of how losing a game of football led to living a life of crime. After arrest and incarceration, brutal Friday night 'test of heart' fights became the norm. He was tough but had little hope. He considered suicide. Until, on a different Friday night, he asked Jesus into his heart and immediately experienced the salvation that now rules his life. Hear his testimony.

'Lay Away While Away' reminds the incarcerated to prepare for release by planning for the day. Money put aside while inside, will aid in obtaining good credit, a necessity for a better life.

Two former criminals, one law enforcement officer, and answers to peace.

The toughest of stories, hard to tell, harder to hear, connected through our humanity and God’s plan.