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A Nationally published review of God’s Unbreakable Love ‘The master healer of broken hearts and shattered lives’. Written by Holly C Robins. Inspired by her work ministering to women inmates, Holly has published her story chronicling the turbulent and traumatic events of her life and her discovery of peace and salvation through Jesus Christ. In God’s Unbreakable Love Holly sheds the shackles of life’s turmoil and puts forth a narrative of hope and healing. Holly’s story begins in her childhood…..
I thought for this week I would share with you a poem that an inmate gave me after chapel a few years back. We’re not permitted to take anything out of prison that we didn’t walk in with so I had to copy the poem onto a page in the front of my bible. I later had it transferred onto a photo and framed. I took it to church and sold many framed copies in the front lobby. I sent…..
This week I had the most amazing honor to visit twenty beautiful women of God in a healing house for women. I was invited to speak about my prison ministry and my book ‘God’s Unbreakable Love’. It’s a day that I will always remember. I could feel the presents of God as I walked through the front door. It was almost like the house was hugging me. I arrived early and the ladies were in the middle of their devotions…..
The Dreaded Call As I promised last week, this link is to a short video reenactment of a mother calling her daughter to tell her she won’t be coming home for a long time – ‘the Wrong Path’. This video is a very emotional call that may be upsetting to some. Ninety percent of the women in prison are mothers with children that will be left behind. Most often fathers are no longer in the picture or never were. These…..
Many of the women we minister to have come from unimaginable backgrounds that sent them on the path they live on today. I thought I would share with you the hearts of a few inmates. One day going into prison God laid on my heart to ask the ladies four simple questions. The first was what they dreamt for their future when they were little girls? The second was what they dreamt for today? Third, what would stop them from…..
We always go into prison to minister to the inmates with a light agenda because it never fails the Holy Spirit is already there waiting to take over. I have never felt the Holy Spirit so strong anywhere like inside of a prison chapel. Even walking down the corridors we can feel the Holy Spirit welcoming us and leading the way. Our job is so easy, just go in. We are simply empty vessels for God to send His message…..