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“The peace that surpasses all understanding, that’s an amazing place to be. And that’s by surrendering every day to God.” —Tina
As a child, Tina went to church every week and did well in school. These positive images were part of the facade she built up around herself. Inside she was angry and hurt.


Her homelife was troubled, especially after Tina turned 12 and her mother married a man who became abusive.


Tina would invite people over to hang out, but when they would arrive at her door, she would turn them away. She found herself in a number of unhealthy and abusive relationships. The worst of which resulted in involuntary manslaughter.


She went to prison thinking of life away from her kids. She cried out to God, “If You will give me peace, I will serve You for the rest of my life.”

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Bringing Hope to Dads in Prison Over 15 churches in the state of New Mexico gathered together for a Prison Fellowship(R) Father’s Day Hope Event. Incarcerated dads were reminded that fatherhood doesn't end behind bars and their heavenly Father will never give up on them.
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Fear No Longer Defines Me When Lindsay found herself having to face time in prison, she was fearful and felt like the enemy had taken her strength away. Now she has a message of encouragement that she wants to share with other incarcerated women.
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