What began as one man’s response to God's call became a movement across the world. In 1979, Chuck Colson joined with ministry leaders across six countries to form Prison Fellowship International—establishing a shared mission to bring hope, healing and Jesus’ love into prisons worldwide. Today, we continue that legacy in more than 120 countries. From prison cells, to homes, to entire communities, we are working to bring the Gospel to the overlooked and forgotten. (fb)

Behind the walls of Jalingo Custodial Centre in Nigeria, Abraham began a journey of transformation. Once consumed by pain, betrayal and rage, he now walks a path toward healing. Through Sycamore Tree Project, Abraham came to understand the weight of his actions, the ripple effect of crime and the power of personal responsibility. “I was the reason you lost your child,” he said, reaching out to his ex-wife with a heart that now seeks forgiveness. Through the program's mindfulness exercises and restorative principles, Abraham is no longer defined by his past. Read Abraham's full story at pfi.org/resources/stories-of-hope/abraham-nigeria/ (fb)