Beverly A. Stubblefield Ph. D.
Ecru Author
Letters to Prison : Words of Encouragement and Faith is a book about hope, love and support in times of hardship.
LETTERS TO PRISON is a beautiful reminder that we all face prisons of some kind or struggles, and that God’s Word offers hope and deliverance. The book feels like a heartfelt collection of encouragement patterned after the Apostle Paul’s letters meant to bring release, joy, and hope for those who feel trapped.
- Danny Wellspring
What People are saying about
Letters to Prison : Words of Encouragement and Faith
What Stands out immediately in reading LETTERS TO PRISON: Words of Encouragement and Faith, is how deeply personal, hopeful, and universally applicable is its message. The book’s unique structure combined with the author’s background as a Clinical Psychologist
and her own experience of incarceration give the book both professional credibility and profound personal authenticity.
- Eliana Foster
Y’all, her book is available on Amazon and at Tanglefoot Market in Ecru. BOLO for speaking engagements about her experience that prompted writing LETTERS TO PRISON! What a story!
- Mary Foley
I was especially moved by the foundation of the book LETTERS TO PRISON. Patterned after the Apostle Paul’s letters from prison, LETTERS TO PRISON brings together excerpts and Scripture from letters sent to the author by friends and family during her own incarceration. That gives the message of encouragement a deeply personal foundation.
- Jo Dawson
What immediately stood out to me in reading LETTERS TO PRISON was the powerful way Dr. Stubblefield expanded the idea of imprisonment beyond physical incarceration to include the many invisible prisons people can experience through sin, addiction, illness, trauma, fear, and difficult circumstances. The idea that someone can feel imprisoned even without bars or razor wire gives the book a deeply universal starting point.
- Joanna Penn