By Chaplain Jimmy Hildebrandt Written in Blood Cold to the touch was the steel, the scent of blood in the air. My chin rested on the narrow, waist-high meal tray door, my only access to her. Back curved and neck straining, I peered low through the slot for a better view of Megan. She was […]

By Michael Pivirotto, Good News Global Volunteer Sullivan County Detention Center – Blountville, TN My wife, Judy, and I have been leading Bible studies at the Sullivan County Detention Center in Blountville, TN, for the past two years. During this time, we have witnessed our Lord work in ways that only He can, calling men […]

By Chaplain Chris Greaves Have you ever experienced the loneliness of being away from family during special times of the year? Or have you ever felt discouraged by the events happening in your life? Inmates share their experiences with us, expressing feelings of loneliness, discouragement, shame, and the overwhelming sense of being trapped in a […]

By Chaplain Katie Lacey “Marie” was not impressed during the Sunday service at the jail, and she angrily questioned everything Chaplain Kati said. A few days later, Chaplain Kati was surprised to learn that Marie had signed up for a one-on-one session. During their one-on-one meeting, Marie was a different person. She eagerly asked questions […]

By B.W. I want to say thank you so much for your Christmas bag and prayers. I have been a strong believer in God my entire life, but just last night, I was actually cussing the Lord. I almost had given up. I told him to show me a sign today or I feel like […]

By Chaplain Paul Beliasov | York County Prison, York, PA Routine – Devotionals While each day in prison can bring about different situations and different conversations, there are a few weekly routines. The first routine is delivering a devotional paper every Tuesday and Friday morning to inmates who sign up for it all around the […]

Patrick Stansbury grew up in a good Catholic family in the Crafton Heights neighborhood of Pittsburgh. Both parents were solid citizens – blue-collar workers who divorced when Patrick was an infant. His mother worked at a hospital, balancing life as a single mom until she remarried six years after the divorce. Patrick’s dad was a […]

By Adam Ogle, York County Pennsylvania Warden I have had the pleasure of working with Good News Global for over 23 years. During my days as a correctional officer, I bore witness to many traumatic events, and I have fond memories of our chaplains taking the time to talk with me and offer support. As […]

By Gary Franz, Vice President of International Ministry I love traveling to see our leaders and teams in the field. God is at work in powerful ways – He is redeeming lives and demonstrating His power to save people in the world of incarceration. Let me share with you what I recently experienced as I […]