Our mission
To show Christ’s love to people in prison by coming alongside them and supporting them.
Prison Fellowship
Will you turn up, too?
Our work is sometimes described as ‘the ministry of turning up’—the simple, powerful act of being present with someone who is struggling— by volunteers who are carefully trained and vetted. We turn up. We care. This, we have learnt, is what changes lives. In prisons across England and Wales, this is exactly what our volunteers do, day in and day out.
Read more
In:sight magazine
Our Spring edition of In:sight is now available
Read stories of hope and connection, including a look back at Angel Tree, reflections from prison chaplain Rev Bob Mayo, hope through Letter Link, and a review of the BBC drama Waiting for the Out.
Read it here
Times of joy
Our June Devotion
PF is founded on prayer. We send out monthly devotions and prayer diaries which you can access on our website, and also on PrayerMate!
June Devotion
Grief in prison rarely looks like tears
It looks like fists through walls. Silence that lasts for years. Addictions that take hold. Lives derailed.
We believe no life is beyond the reach of God’s healing love—but that love often begins with listening, honesty and presence. Will you help us bring healing into prisons?
Read moreOur programmes
Legacy Stories
Alan's legacy of love
Sue chose Prison Fellowship as one of the memorial charities for Alan’s funeral. She explains, ‘It’s fabulous work and there’s so much to do. You just know that donations would be put to the best use. I would encourage anyone thinking about it to do the same.’
Read Here— Pray with us
Join us praying for prisoners, their families, prison staff and chaplaincy teams across England and Wales.
Fundraise
Are you a cyclist?
We have places in the Ford RideLondon cycle challenge! Take part and see lives changed.
Connect your church
We believe we are answering Jesus’ call to support and love some of the most marginalised people in our society, and that the Church has a central role to play.