Focus on Faith: Praying Inmates
By: Marlisa Goldsmith
Updated: July 18, 2012
Prayer is what some inmates at the Taylor County Jail have turned to in order to get through their time in jail.
"It's really been a life savior in here because it's really pretty tough," says Kelsey.
Kelsey says his pod is known the "Savior Dome".
A group of inmates gather together after dinner to pray, sing, and worship.
"We often got our eyes closed because of everything that is going on around us," says Clinton Grubb.
With the support of each other, inmates in pod F310 are able to use god's encouraging words to make it through each day.
Kelsey continues, "The word says that God will make something good out of everything bad."
Despite the fact they are confined to these four walls, these men see how God is working in their lives on a daily basis.
"To go up and want to wrap your arms around them and say you love them that's strength, from Christ Jesus. That's the only place that comes from," Grubbs says.
If it was not for the Savior Dome, many of these men say they don't know where they would be.
"I don't really think I could make it, if it wasn't for these guys," says Kelsey.






