As I look at the landscape of America’s prisons, I see a place where darkness often overwhelms hope and where too many have lost their way. But even in the midst of such despair, I believe that the light of the Gospel can shine the brightest, transforming hearts, renewing minds, and restoring lives. That is why I am fundraising to bring the message of Jesus Christ to the incarcerated men and women across our nation’s prisons. For too long, prison walls have been seen as places of punishment alone, but I see them as places where redemption can begin. Many who are incarcerated are yearning for a second chance, for forgiveness, and for a purpose beyond their past mistakes. Jesus offers exactly that—He offers forgiveness, love, and a new identity, no matter the sins of the past. This mission is personal to me because I know the power of Jesus to change lives. I’ve witnessed how those who seem beyond hope have found peace and freedom through Christ. The Gospel teaches us that “if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is here!” (2 Corinthians 5:17). This is the message I want to bring into the prisons: that no matter how broken someone feels, God can make them whole again. Through the funds raised, we will partner with ministries that specialize in prison outreach, equipping volunteers to share the Gospel through Bible studies, worship services, and one-on-one discipleship. We’ll also provide resources such as Bibles, Christian literature, and tools for spiritual growth. Our goal is not just to offer temporary comfort but to nurture a lasting transformation that will continue once inmates leave prison. The harvest is ready, and many are seeking God behind bars. We cannot let them go unheard. I invite you to be part of this life-changing mission to bring the love and truth of Jesus Christ to those who need it most. Together, we can be vessels of God’s grace, helping turn prison cells into sanctuaries of hope and renewal. Thank you for your support in making this mission possible.