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This training was held in January for community volunteers who hold blue or salmon volunteer cards. This training is not for the renewal of your

Stay tuned…   How should we describe COVID-19? Seemingly, a never-ending inconvenience in providing ministry to the incarcerated men and women at the community detention

For several years I have renewed my notary license so that I may assist offenders’ signage of legal documents. These include power of attorney, state

When I first arrived at Forsyth Jail & Prison Ministries in June of last year, Rodney Stilwell told me, “This is God’s ministry.” I knew

On November 30, 2021, over 300 friends, volunteers, and supporters of Forsyth Jail & Prison Ministries gathered at the Benton Convention Center for our fundraising

Our staff is reading the book Soul Keeping. I have never enjoyed reading for fun, but this book holds my interest, and I can say I’m

A Cry for Help from the Jail   In the midst of so many incarcerated men housed at the Forsyth County Detention Center, it is

The Power of Presence During a Pandemic   One of the most difficult aspects of incarceration is separation from family and loved ones. This separation

Caring for Widows Strong’s Concordance defines a widow, as a woman lacking a husband, literally or figuratively. This definition brought to mind the “widows” of

This is a quote I recently heard from an offender at the Cherry Street prison, and wow, how true it is to not just for