There is no shortage of time in prison. Many of the inmates kill time by watching TV, gambling, or playing games. Some of the inmates have made the best of their situations, and devoted the months and years of their incarcerations to learning more about the Lord Jesus. For these prisoners, their prison sentences were a blessing.

As the inmates grow closer to the Lord, a few of them noticed that they had a gift. Some of the inmates had no idea that God had given them such talents. It was when the prisoners immersed themselves in the Word, that their gifts were manifested.

The brother who draws on the envelopes said that he could barely draw stick figures, until one day he picked up a pencil and drew a picture of Brother Branham on his letter to VGR. This is the first picture he ever drew.

The picture of the grapes bears an amazing resemblance to the continent of Africa. The brother was inspired by the enormous work of sending the Message to the Bride of Christ in Africa.

The rugged Cross was drawn by a brother just after Easter of last year. He writes that his theme was, “Resurrection.”

The inmate who drew the picture of the man with broken chains says that the Lord broke the chains of sin inside the prison walls.

The picture frame was meticulously constructed from toothpicks. Each toothpick was cut to size and individually glued together. Once the brother finished, he had no way to send the frame outside the prison. During visitation hours, he was able to give the frame to his brother with the instructions to send it to VGR as a gift from him in thanks for all the Messages he receives.

These inmates long to be a blessing to someone outside the prison walls. We hope their prayers are answered, as you view their artwork.