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God Changes Lives for Inmates and Families

Men who have found Christ in prison love to share how God has changed their lives. Their songs of praise to their Lord and Savior are indeed a joyful sound! Their testimonies are a sweet savor to God as they minister to others the peace that God has given.

Banquet Testimonial

David Berry can celebrate a victorious life in Christ. Thank you David for allowing us to share your testimony with others. God has truly blessed you. David is presently a full time student at Philadelphia Biblical University preparing for his future ministry.

POD BANQUET 2014 “Victory in Jesus” from kpvideopro.com on Vimeo.

A Letter from Eric

Dear Rev. Kadtke,
I have done a lot of things in my life, GOOD AND BAD.  But one thing I’ve always noticed is that I never developed a healthy fear of God.  I’ve robbed, cheated, stolen, lied faked out everyone including myself.  At 49 years old all of the time I’ve wasted is finally coming down on me.  I went into a Catholic Church for help and prayer and ended up robbing the priest.  This act tells me that I really need Jesus in my life to lead my steps and control my thoughts.  I surrender to His will. Not because I got caught but because I choose to LIVE instead of EXIST.
~ Eric

Testimonial from Danny Datillo

Testimonial from Neil Douen

Testimonial from Cliff

A Letter from Dak

Jesus became my Lord, Master, and Friend right here in Gander Hill (9/24/2009). Before I came here, I knew of God and even called myself a spiritual man. But all I really was was an alcoholic adolescent, claiming manhood but really having no sense of the word. One night the true living God (Jesus) challenged the god that I served (alcohol) for my soul and as I sat in the Chapel and heard the Heavenly Voices Choir sing and praise, the Holy Spirit overwhelmed me and at that very moment Christ gave me back what the devil stole from me—“my life”

Never have I been more happy or more at peace. Now whenever I think of what He has done for me, tears of joy take me over cause I went from yelling in the crowd, “crucify Him, crucify Him” to being on the cross next to Him asking Him to “remember me”. All praise is to the King of Kings and the Lord of Lords for He truly is the Way, the Truth, and the Light. I thank God for each of you men in that choir, and I thank Him truly for Gander Hill not that I was doing the wrong thing out there cause I had a job, I didn’t sell drugs, or none of that, but I wasn’t doing enough of the right things. In Jesus name, amen.

~  Dak

A Letter from an Inmate's Mother

Dear Prison Outreach:

I would like to donate monthly to your ministry. My son is an inmate at Howard Young Correctional Institution. Like everyone else, and I’m ashamed to say it, you don’t think about prisoners till it hits home. I realize how important it is to reach prisoners for Christ. Inmates of all really need some compassion and to hear that God can and will forgive them and change their life. Thank you so much for caring about the forgotten.

Although my son is a Christian, I pray daily for him and all the other inmates that they will come to Christ and stay with Christ. We all make mistakes. We are no better than anyone else.

I will continue to pray for your ministry and the inmates. So many are lost but God can change that. Keep up the good work.

Yours in Christ,

A Concerned Parent

A Letter from Jeffrey

Testimonial from Adam Kramer

One such man is Adam Kramer. Adam was in deep trouble but came to know the Lord through these trials. He is now attending Crossroads Church in Wilmington and was recently married. Please check out the video (below)  that Adam produced and not only pray for him but also pray along with him!”

Inmate Artwork

How To Support This Ministry Financially

You can support the Prison Outreach of Delaware ministry online or by personal check. All donations are tax deductible. For more details, click here.

TESTIMONIALS

The Prison Outreach of Delaware is making a difference in the lives of incarcerated individuals, families of inmates, and former inmates by teaching the gospel and giving hope.

…You really helped me through that time period of my life… [you] also gave a good example for what I want to do… working with teens who have had trouble.

Jeffrey

This act tells me that I really need Jesus in my life to lead my steps and control my thoughts.  I surrender to His will. Not because I got caught but because I choose to LIVE instead of EXIST.

Erik

Inmates need some compassion and to hear that God can and will forgive them and change their life. Thank you so much for caring about the forgotten.

Inmate's Mom

Please visit this link to hear more testimonies from families and inmates.