One Day with God

An Assistant Warden’s Journey…

An Assistant Warden’s Journey…

At one of our recent camp team dinners, I had the opportunity to visit with an Assistant Warden from the prison. She’s now a passionate advocate for Forgiven Ministry, however, that wasn’t always the case. In fact, she was once firmly opposed to our mission and tried...

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Lean Into the Pull…

Lean Into the Pull…

At any given camp, there are essentially five categories of participants: hostile, indifferent, fake, interested, and authentic. Regardless of where someone falls on that spectrum, we are always glad to see them and will do everything in our power to point them to...

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One of Those Days…

One of Those Days…

One familiar passage among Bible readers is the story in Luke 5:17-26, where Jesus heals a paralyzed man. You may recall the scene: it was “on one of those days” (v. 17)—a regular day where Jesus did something extraordinary (v. 26). God can and does work in amazing ways, even on an ordinary day.

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We Keep on Keeping on

We Keep on Keeping on

In the image, Scottie is reading a text from one of our caregivers who attended our camp this past weekend at Wake/Orange in Raleigh. It serves as another affirmation that we’re on the right track. When we love as Jesus loved and work toward reconciliation, God shows...

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Connections Inside and Out

Connections Inside and Out

Pictured here is a snapshot from our Team Dinner in Kenedy, TX, after a fulfilling day spent with the men at the Connally Unit. It’s moments like these that highlight the incredible spirit of our volunteers—a group united by a common love for the incarcerated. A...

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One Day That Lasts a Lifetime

One Day That Lasts a Lifetime

I thought for sure being able to participate in the event, it was going to be the best day of my prison sentence, unfortunately I was wrong.  It was the best day of my entire life! 

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The Power of the Father’s Legacy

The Power of the Father’s Legacy

At Forgiven Ministry, we encourage all dads, no matter how bruised and broken their past may be, to embrace the responsibility and privilege of passing on a blessing. In doing so, they begin to rewrite their family’s story, laying a foundation of love, worth, and belonging that will endure for generations.

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