Prisons and Prayer; Or, a Labor of Love

About this book

In a time when the plight of the incarcerated was often overlooked, "Prisons and Prayer; Or, a Labor of Love" by Elizabeth Ryder Wheaton emerges as a poignant testament to compassion and resilience. This compelling document chronicles Wheaton's two-decade mission among prisoners, illuminating her unwavering commitment to spiritual redemption and social justice. Through vivid narratives, she explores the transformative power of faith and community, emphasizing the importance of empathy in the face of adversity. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians alike, this work invites readers to reflect on the intersections of morality and justice. Discover how Wheaton's labor of love challenges societal norms and advocates for the unalienable rights of the marginalized.