“Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ! In his great mercy he has given us new birth into a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead” —Peter 1:3, NIV
Happy Resurrection Sunday! Today is the day we remember and celebrate the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, through which we are redeemed and restored.


Every year, Prison Fellowship® shares this hope with incarcerated men and women through special Easter Hope Events. These events feature a variety of inspirational speakers and musicians and offer prisoners a brief respite from the challenges of prison life.


Last year, we held our first virtual Hope Event in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. This year, through socially distanced in-person and virtual events around the country, men and women will have the opportunity to choose faith in our risen Savior. Men and women like Raul and Lazaro.
INSPIRING HOPE THROUGH TRANSFORMATION
“Whatever mistakes you’ve made, whatever you’ve done in the past, that’s not who you are now.”—Raul
When Raul Escariz arrived at Okeechobee Correctional Institution in Florida in 2001, he wasn’t looking for friends. He was there to serve an eight-year sentence for insurance fraud and theft. It was hard to imagine any purpose in a life behind bars than to just do his time and get home.


But then Raul met Lazaro Lopez, a man serving time for kidnapping, armed robbery, and assault. Raul was immediately struck by Lazaro’s humility and love.
PRISONERS NEED THE HOPE OF JESUS CHRIST
Take the message of salvation through prison bars and into open hearts. Through Hope Events, socially distanced in-person or virtual, men and women have the opportunity to choose faith in our risen Savior. Will you help us share the resurrection power of Jesus Christ to bring more hope to more prisoners this Easter?
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