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Hope for every captive heart

Your brokennessis not the endof the story.

Jesus still walks into prisons, recovery rooms, and the darkest corners of a life and turns chains into freedom. This is a home for those stories — and for yours.

03/Video Testimonies

Testimonies that still breathe hope

Every story is a
testimony of
God’s grace.

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The walls

DON’T

get the last word.

Michael Gay Parker
Jesus was waiting at the bottom of the bucket.

02/Michael

Michael
Gay
Parker

The man behind the mic

Born and raised in church, Michael left that path after unexpected tragedies. The road he chose was riddled with drugs, alcohol, rage, and incarceration. At the bottom of that bucket, Jesus was waiting.

Today he goes back inside Ohio prisons to record the stories of men and women who have met the same Jesus — and he tells his own story in Broken & Restored.

Jesus was waiting at the bottom of the bucket.

Michael Gay Parker

04/Broken → Restored

BROKEN.

The road was riddled with drugs, alcohol, rage, and a cell. At the bottom of life’s bucket, the story looked finished.

RESTORED.

Jesus was waiting. That is the whole ministry in four words — and the reason these testimonies are recorded at all.

Hope & Scripture

The Spirit of the Lord God is upon me… to proclaim liberty to the captives, and the opening of the prison to those who are bound.

Isaiah 61:1

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Prisoners For Christ / Michael Gay Parker · Ohio

Michael shares how a life of sin and the belief that God could not love him was interrupted inside prison — and how Jesus met him there.

Broken & Restored by Michael Gay Parker

07/Restored

Broken & Restored

The true story of an ex-con who lost his freedom but regained his faith.

Author Michael Gay Parker has chosen to reveal the worst of his sins and deepest secrets for the sake of magnifying the power in God’s love, grace and mercy.

ISBN 979-8218197537 · 4.9 stars on Amazon

Your story is
still being
written.

Whether you found Jesus in a cell, in recovery, or in the quiet of a living room — we want to hear it. There is power when a real testimony is told.

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