From Dirt to Art…

From Dirt to Art…

If you ever get a chance to visit the home office (and we hope that you do), you’ll notice in Karen’s office a clay statue of a man, crafted by a former inmate at Nash Correctional. The level of detail and care in this sculpture is incredible, especially knowing it...
A Day That Changed Everything…

A Day That Changed Everything…

There’s something especially unique about the bond between a parent and child, a connection that can endure even the most challenging circumstances. As a dad myself, I had no idea what feeling vulnerable was until I held our first son at Spartanburg Regional one...
Simple Moments / Lasting Memories…

Simple Moments / Lasting Memories…

This past weekend, we had our first decent snowfall in the last couple of years, so it served as a great opportunity to make the most of it. Lauren’s son Beau enjoyed a fun snow day on Saturday, full of sledding, making snow angels, riding the four-wheeler...
A God Shaped Hole…

A God Shaped Hole…

Perhaps, if you grew up in the pre-computer era like myself, you remember a childhood shape toy often found in preschools, doctor’s office waiting rooms, church nurseries, daycare centers, grandparents’ living rooms, or even tucked away in the corner of a friend’s...
Fighting the Unseen Battle…

Fighting the Unseen Battle…

If there’s one thing that has impressed me this past year, it’s that prison work is not just a ministry—it’s ministry in the trenches.  It’s a place where the stakes are high, the pressure is palpable, and the atmosphere is charged.  It’s one of those places...