Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey Ep 1130 | Trump Just Pardoned Her. Here’s What Prison Was Really Like | Guest: Bevelyn Williams
Jan 28, 2025
Bevelyn Williams, a pro-life activist recently pardoned after her imprisonment for protesting at an abortion clinic, shares her powerful journey. She recounts her experiences in prison, highlighting how she spread the gospel and formed deep connections with fellow inmates. Bevelyn also discusses her emotional reunion with family post-release. The conversation turns to corporate shifts as Target ends its DEI programs while other companies, like Costco, continue theirs, sparking a discussion about consumer influence on corporate policies.
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Emotional Aftermath of Imprisonment
- Bevelyn Williams describes her emotional state after being released from prison, experiencing waves of joy, exhaustion, and trauma.
- She reflects on the spiritual warfare and constant tension she endured during her imprisonment.
Spiritual Warfare in Prison
- Bevelyn Williams details the pervasive spiritual warfare in prison, likening it to the feeling after protesting at abortion clinics.
- She describes constant yelling, arguments, drug use, and lack of privacy, highlighting the spiritually draining environment.
Ministry Opportunities in Prison
- Despite the challenges, Bevelyn Williams found opportunities for ministry, acting as a mother figure and counselor to other inmates.
- She emphasized her actions and walk matching her faith, earning respect and opening doors for spiritual conversations.