Sometimes the best we can do to reach those in prison is to plant a few seeds. How? Former inmate Nathan LaLone explains that with time and patience, souls can be harvested for God.

For a full year, the Bradley County Jail was the home of Clair Kitson. But despite the bars and badness surrounding him, he found an escape in the presence of Jesus. This is his story.

“I want to help, but I don’t know how.” This is a common phrase uttered by people whose hearts are touched by the need to reach those in prison. John Holley offers tips to help make it happen.

We see them from the highway with their cold, stone walls and endless coils of razor wire. We might even catch a glimpse of the guards in the tower, ever watchful of the mysteries hidden from our view. Don and Yvonne McClure created a ministry focusing on the very people we seldom see—those men and women behind bars.

What happens when hardened prisoners come face-to-face with the Holy Spirit? The results are often beyond belief. Here's proof that God changes lives, shared by those who would know best.

A member of a violent mob, a prisoner of the state, a man on a collision course with an early death: Edmundo Ramirez was all of those things. But today his story is very, very different.

Bad guys are real. But, so is the Holy Spirit. When the two meet, the transformation can be inspiring. Bad Guy Edmundo Ramirez is living proof that lives can change, even in prison.

Yes, I have a letter for you!' Inmates long to hear those words. Thanks to the Someone Cares Prison Ministry's 'Pen Friend' program, hundreds do each and every week. The results amaze.

Many prison inmates go years without anyone bothering to interact with them from the outside. But that changed when the Someone Cares Prison Ministry launched their 'Pen Friend' program.

Steve Mulder is a medical doctor with a heart for prison ministry. He explains what happens to the human mind and body when hope is removed and when it's restored.