Jailhouse Prophets

Jailhouse Prophets

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Jailhouse Prophets episodes

  • Gary

    Join us as we talk to Tennessee Gary :) about tattoos, forgiveness, difficult family relationships, and his unflappable optimistic outlook.

    27 min
  • Sean

    New Jailhouse Prophets podcast is live!

    Listen as Chaplain Cory and Chaplin Holly chat with Sean about tattoo removal, fatherhood, and the journey from the old man to the new man.

    30 min
  • Lynnette

    Join us for our first podcast from our new Holy Alliance Community Center!

    Our guest is one of our favorite people ever, Ms. Lynnette. Lynnette shares the spiritual practice that keeps her focused, at peace, and humble in the midst of difficult circumstances.

    30 min
  • Alberto

    Card tricks, family, crocheting, and belonging

    29 min
  • Hudson

    Chaplains Cory and Karen talk with Hudson about parenting while incarcerated, therapy, immigrating to the USA from Zambia, Holy Alliance, and Bible quizzing.

    30 min
  • Brittney

    First impressions

    Adventures in Atlanta

    Aspirations for acting

    Can Brittney use the Sheriff's car for her drivers test?

    23 min
  • Q

    Q shares about the importance of authenticity, acceptance, and smiling.

    28 min
  • Marco

    Marco chats with Chaplain Cory and best selling author, Shannan Martin (and Chaplain Cory's wife) about where his indefatigable joy comes from, prayer circles in jail, and Chaplain Cory's school marm alter ego at Holy Alliance :)

    21 min
  • Stacy

    Stacy joins Chaplains Cory and Holly to talk about his -former- life in the Aryan Brotherhood, the effects of long-term incarceration, and his hopes for the future.

    30 min
  • Billy

    Billy talks with Chaplain Martin and Chaplain Young about tattoo removal, loss/grief, man buns, and his journey with Jesus.

    30 min

About Jailhouse Prophets

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Jailhouse Prophets is a production of the Elkhart County Jail Ministry.

Stories of faith, perseverance, and hope from our incarcerated brothers and sisters.