Imagine you’re 80 years old. Your driver’s license expired 56 years ago. You’ve spent more than half a century behind bars. Now you’re free. The city you once knew has tripled in size. Car models you’ve never seen
When Michael first entered the Arkansas Department of Corrections, he was 19 years old, broken, and angry. “I grew up in a dysfunctional home,” he recalls. “My parents were trapped
In a place where dignity is often stripped away, where beige cinderblock walls and metal railings usually define the view, something unexpected was unfolding. On a recent Friday afternoon at
Pathway to Freedom is leading the charge to restore lives and reduce recidivism through TUMI and Cornerstone curriculum.
Detra graduated from World Impact’s Church-Based Seminary program while incarcerated. She now boldly raises leaders in her community to be inclusive, regardless of their past or present.
Ps. John Cunningham believes in second chances. He knows firsthand that the church plays an invaluable role in serving marginalized people and allowing for reconciliation and restoration.
World Impact held its “Empowering Denver” on Saturday, April 27 in Denver, Colorado.
The need for equipping more facilitators in Africa is great
God has used Dwight Whiting’s financial faithfulness to forge a 40-year friendship with World Impact that has offered hope to communities of poverty worldwide.
The World Impact Church-Based Seminary site celebrated its second graduation this summer.
Prison can often be seen as a place devoid of hope and redemption, a place where individuals are trapped in their past mistakes. However, Justin Chung’s story is a testament to the transformative power of prison ministry in restoring faith and bringing about personal growth.
The God of missions is building His Church inside the prison walls.
