A few months ago I got transferred to a different unit and began to get nervous. I started praying while on the bus, and as I was getting settled in my new cell, I saw a few items from CLI Prison Alliance.

It was four years ago that Chaplain “Tip” met Patrick, a 33-year-old inmate who was lost. Patrick had requested a visit from the chaplain. In their meeting, he began to explain that he had gone the way of the world, and it took being locked up to bring him to his senses about his life.

He said he went to court with many charges against him, and he was in fear for his freedom. So, he began to pray in earnest for the Lord to intervene and have mercy on him.

“While going to the prison yesterday there was heavy traffic and we witnessed a tragic accident. A truck hit a pedestrian and killed him. I had no idea that the next day, when I was preaching in the jail, that same truck driver would be there too. I was able to talk to him and He accepted Christ as his Savior.”

RALEIGH, N.C. (Feb. 22, 2022) – CLI Prison Alliance, formerly Christian Library International, has announced that it is relocating its operations to 3001 Spring Forest Road in Raleigh following a generous donation. A donor who wishes to remain anonymous has purchased the 27,500-square-foot building and is allowing CLI Prison Alliance to occupy the space rent-free.

Meet Robert Miguel from the Philippines. Through conversations with one of our pastors, Robert gave his life to Christ while in prison. He has just been released and is going to be baptized soon. Praise God for the work He is doing through our ministry.