The Halfway House

Do correctional facilities rehabilitate inmates? Not according to Richard and Katherine Blessingale, they didn't. To them, prisons were profit machines, trapping men and women in an endless cycle of confinement. Determined to break the "revolving prison door" for good, the wealthy, devout couple, through revelation, set out to create something different: a halfway house shaped by the Word of God. Driven by their unwavering belief, the Blessingale's built a sanctuary cloaked in righteous purpose. But at the Blessed Transitional Correction Center, salvation and damnation were dangerously close. For those inmates who followed the rules, this place was a sanctuary. But for those who faltered, it quickly became a nightmare. Here, disobedience meant more than punishment; it meant the forfeiture of one's very soul. To the Blessingale's, the Word of God is life. But the Word... sharper than any two-edged sword could heal or destroy and in the Blessingale's hands...it could kill.