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Redemption shines brightest in the Dark

Over the last two weeks we have baptized 41 men at the Baltimore Detention Center. It has been a blessing for the men and for our team! The concept of ...

A Mother’s Love (rachamim)

My name is Ginni Cook, a Wife, Mother, Grandmother, Sister, Aunt, and a friend to many. Over 5 years ago I heard words a mother never wants to hear in ...

Should a Prison Sentence be a Death Sentence?

Incarcerated people in Maryland last year faced the nation’s second-highest homicide rate. Please review this Baltimore Banner article Maryland prisons rank among nation’s worst for killings and Governor Moore's ineffectual ...

Team Focus: Mackenzie Lewis

Where do you attend church? Union Church What’s your favorite Bible Verse? Micah 6:8 "Act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with your God." At which facility do you serve? ...

Team Focus: Olubunmi Adekunle

Where do you attend church? Mountain of Fire and Miracle Ministries What’s your favorite Bible Verse? Isaiah 1:18 “Come now, and let us reason together, saith the LORD: though your ...

The Weight of Isolation: Sadness and Loneliness in Jail.

2 Timothy 2:9, “I suffer hardship even to imprisonment as a criminal; but the word of God is not imprisoned.” It is unCUFFED. In the stark confines of a prison ...

Team Focus: Jaz Johnson

Where do you attend church? Union Church - Columbia What’s your favorite Bible Verse? Eph 3:14-21, "For this reason I bow my knees before the Father, from whom every family in heaven and ...

Team Focus: Doug Schwaderer

Where do you attend church? Community Baptist Church What’s your favorite Bible Verse? John 17:23, "I in them and You in Me, that they may be perfected [a]in unity, so ...

Team Focus: Jason Leatherman

Where do you attend church? Freedom Church Bel Air What’s your favorite Bible Verse? Psalms 34, "I will bless the Lord at all times; His praise shall continually be in ...

Living in our callous, implacable and unforgiving secular society.

We spend a great deal of time inside with murderers, rapists, carjackers, drug dealers, and those accused of unimaginable, egregious sins. We speak to them about agape love and the ...

For Parents

 

Where permitted, unCUFFED desires to support parents and families of incarcerated juveniles. We can provide updates on their children’s status in jail. We form prayer groups and church visits with the parents and help to ease their worries and concerns.

Are you a parent of an incarcerated child?

Are you looking for answers, support or prayer?

Reach out to us to see how we can help!

 

For Lawyers

Because a part of unCUFFED’s mission is to get to know youth who are charged as adults, we can share our experiences with a youth’s behavior and character we’ve witnessed as we’ve worked with them. Rules vary from institution to institution, but when permitted we work with Public Defenders and private lawyers. If unCUFFED staff or volunteers have worked closely with a youth during their time in the facility, we are willing to write a letter for their transfer hearing or sentencing hearing or to testify on their behalf.

For Lawyers

Because a part of unCUFFED’s mission is to get to know youth who are charged as adults, we can share our experiences with a youth’s behavior and character we’ve witnessed as we’ve worked with them. Rules vary from institution to institution, but when permitted we work with Public Defenders and private lawyers. If unCUFFED staff or volunteers have worked closely with a youth during their time in the facility, we are willing to write a letter for their transfer hearing or sentencing hearing or to testify on their behalf.

Please contact us via phone (410.657.2538) or email us at contact@uncuffedministries.org.