The Cleveland Browns defensive end was good at sacking quarterbacks, but his real passion was witnessing for Christ.

My journey from life on the streets to life in Christ.

Video calls can supplement but should never supplant visits with incarcerated people.

Religious programs, including evangelical schools, are a major force for good behind bars.

Christian ministries are concerned about the Biden administration’s efforts to expand a Trump program of scanning letters.

The case, involving a Christian convert and his Southern Baptist minister, is the latest in ongoing First Amendment disputes over the role of clergy in the death chamber.

Q&A with SBC minister Dana Moore on the power of prayer in a state death chamber.

Prison Fellowship’s “Second Chance Month” corresponds with easing of pandemic restrictions at many facilities.

In the push for prison reform, Christians can stand against penalties that disproportionately affect minorities.

New study examines how your race and view of Scripture shape your answer.

Advocating for prisoner vaccinations is a political issue, but it doesn’t have to be a partisan one.

Evangelicals are superb at the first task. To what extent do they embrace the second as well?

Our weekly selection of links across the web.

New initiative challenges churches and believers: “Scripture makes the pursuit of justice for our neighbors a mandatory part of the Christian life.”

For too long, evangelicals have compromised with the punitive politics of law and order.

You can’t lock it up without letting it loose.

When the authorities caught up with my financial shenanigans, I went on the run. But Christ caught up with me.

In a winning season, Earl Smith also saw the team grow in faith.

Survey shows optimism for the potential for redemption and restoration, though most churches aren’t involved in criminal justice efforts.