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In this seemingly never-ending pandemic, the beauty of spring reminds us that the constrictions of COVID are only for a season; that life won't always be like this. In fact, God wants so much more for us than mere survival. Just as the blooming trees outside, He wants our lives to overflow with LIFE and HOPE. He wants us to thrive in ABUNDANCE. Please join us in praying NEW LIFE over the incarcerated at Chester County Prison. Thank you. Below is this week's card of encouragement. May you be encouraged as well. Blessings!

It continues to be a waiting game until we can get back to ministering in person in Chester County Prison. Please pray for both the inmates and the staff and they navigate this challenging time. Pray for God's Spirit to cause revival. Thank you! Below is this week's card of encouragement to those in person.

This week's card of encouragement to those in prison. Please keep them in your prayers, as well as the staff of Chester County Prison. Thank you!

It's crazy to think that this year marks one year since quarantine began and life as we know it shifted. It also marks one year since Chester County Prison shut it's doors to all visitors and volunteers to prevent the spread of COVID. I don't think any of us imagined it would go on as long as it has... Please pray for peace, comfort and strength for those in prison and their families at home. Pray, too, for it to be safe soon at CCP (and everywhere else) so we can return to in person groups. Thank you! Below is this week's card.

Below is this week's card to those incarcerated. May the joy of the Lord be our strength, now more than ever!

This week's card of encouragement to those in prison is a reminder to focus on God's love rather than our fears. . It's been over 11 months now since families were allowed to visit their loved ones in prison and since we've been able to minister in person. Please continue to pray for the inmates of Chester County Prison as they live is such isolation and pray for creativity for all of us in new ways to reach out to them. Thank you!

We sent this card to those in prison the beginning of February--sorry I forgot to post it then. It was inspired by the enclosed Zach Williams song. If you haven't heard it yet, click on the link in the comments--it's a good one!

It's almost Valentine's Day, so a card on loving each other seemed appropriate to share with those in prison this week. With the ever-growing division in our country, it's a good reminder for us all. We are called to love, not fear or hate. Praying for God's love to overwhelm and overcome hearts in Chester County, including those inside its prison. Please join us in our prayer. Thank you!

It's new year! And with it, new hope for a better tomorrow in the midst of all this chaos. . Unfortunately, for those still in prison, nothing feels new or different. Speaking with a chaplain at Chester County Prison today, the inmates are DESPERATE for hope, begging for Bibles and studies and correspondence like never before. . Please pray they remain open to the Holy Spirit and God's Word. Pray as this week's cards go out, that they will be encouraged.... . Thank you! See more

Celebrate with us! We are NOT ALONE. We are never alone because Jesus is Emmanuel, "God with Us," and He has promised to never leave us or forsake us (Hebrews 13:5). . Below is this week's card of encouragement to those in Chester County Prison and beyond. Please pray for them. Pray they would trust that they are not alone and feel His presence and His grace today. Thank you.

Please remember those in prison this holiday season. It's always a tough time of year for those separated from loved ones, but the restrictions due to COVID have made it that much more challenging. Please pray for the men and women in Chester County Prison and beyond to turn to God for comfort and strength and for their families at home. Below is this week's card of encouragement for our inmates. Thank you for praying for them!

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The Bible tells us to be thankful in ALL circumstances, but when times are tough (like right now), that's not easy to do. It's all about how we choose to look at things. When we trust God and accept that EVERYTHING He allows into our lives is ultimately for our good--to prosper us and not to harm us (Jeremiah 29:11)--then instead of resenting our "lot," we mature (James 1:4). . Please pray with us as this week's cards go out to those in Chester County Prison and beyond. Pray they choose to thank God for all He's given them, instead of focusing what they don't have right now--this will be especially difficult with the upcoming holiday season. Pray their eyes remain fixed on Jesus through it all! Thank you.