by Amy Cain | May 17, 2019 | Latest News, Stories
Growing up in a Catholic family in the Philippines, Aprubertito served as an altar boy at his family’s church. But he abandoned the church after suffering abuse from one of the priests. “I was traumatized,” he remembers. “My relatives didn’t understand why I stopped...
by Amy Cain | May 9, 2019 | Latest News, Stories
Another day, another transfer. In his twenty-fifth year of incarceration, Dwayne was used to being moved from prison to prison, but that didn’t make it any easier. “I was in my lowest point in my twenty-five years in prison—no mail, no one who cared if I lived or...
by Amy Cain | Mar 15, 2019 | Latest News, Stories
Sitting in a prison cell, all Terrill could do was question why he was there. He’d had a pretty good childhood. His mother had taught him about God and brought him to church and Sunday school every week. He met a wonderful woman and they had three sons together....
by Amy Cain | Jan 31, 2019 | Latest News, Stories
Mark spent most of his life running away from his past. He grew up watching his father abuse his mother. When Mark was six, his father took off with their family’s only vehicle, leaving his family alone and in debt. His mother suddenly had to raise four children on...
by Amy Cain | Jan 25, 2019 | Latest News, Stories
Garner has always been a leader. As a young adult, he used his leadership skills and influence as a drug kingpin. Many of the drug deals he arranged turned violent. Between the ages of ten and twenty-nine, he was shot at twenty-five times. One of the gunshot wounds he...
