Easter for most incarcerated here can be such a debilitating experience. Devoid and deprived of the most important people in an offender’s life, like family and friends, gift exchanging, traditional dinners and the overall camaraderie with loved ones. We typically glorify and exalt with making jailhouse meals and watching Easter day sports specials. A lot of prisoners come from humble beginnings or otherwise impoverished communities some have a natural inclination to be innovative. Knowing how to make the best out of a confined situation brings a sense of fulfillment, while generating stress relief and providing enjoyment. My trust and faith in God have never wavered from the inception of my incarceration, I accepted the Lord Jesus Christ as my Lord and savior at an early age, so it’s pretty much ingrained in my soul to have a firm adherence despite my cramped conditions. Allowing the gift of Jesus to come into my life and accepting him as my savior ensures that I face the various struggles, obstacles and temptations with an unlimited faith. Christ who is before time, Christ, who is the true lord is the best in reward and the best in outcome.
Terry Watson, No. 1225189
Boonville Correctional Center, MO
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