Family's Reconciliation Center's Board Chair, Sheri Sellmeyer, shared our mission and challenges in a recent interview with cityCurrent....

Nearly half of incarcerated moms serve prison sentences without visits from their children.

“Art washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life.” —Pablo Picasso For some of the men on death row at Riverbend Maximum Security...

It's springtime at Family Reconciliation Center. Here are a few updates on what's been happening at the beloved FRC Guest House this season.

The fastest-growing segment of the prison population in the United States is women. It’s no surprise, then, that thousands of children...

Court fines, parole fees, surcharges, and other fees hit hardest on those in our society with the lowest income.

The average cost of a 15-minute call from a county jail in the U.S. is $5.74. We should change that.

The Family Reconciliation Center's front and back yards are in tip-top condition, thanks to our volunteers, who pitched in for a thorough sp

In early April TDOC announced that visitation would (finally!) resume at all state facilities, which means Family Reconciliation is open...

2020 wasn't the year we thought we'd have, but it still bore fruit. Read Family Reconciliation Center's 2020 annual report.

When Family Reconciliation Center began the new year, we started with the same anticipation and hope that we always do: wonder at what...

Guest House News | August 2020 A Note from Judith and Grant The summer has continued to be quiet at the Guest House as we wait out ...

"The Family Reconciliation Center in Nashville, Tennessee, is not your typical Bed and Breakfast. With hot cups of coffee, throw...

At Family Reconciliation, we are heartbroken by recent events: the death of George Floyd in police custody, the legacy of bigotry and...

Middle Tennessee has endured a harrowing spring, and with the unfolding economic downturn, nonprofit organizations need their supporters...

Dear FRC Community, We miss you! Family Reconciliation Center has been closed since mid-March, and we will remain closed through the...

An Update from the House Managers Due to the outbreak of COVID-19, March and April have been quiet at the Guest House. Family...

Nicholas Todd Sutton was born on July 15, 1961 and went to be with our Lord Jesus Christ on February 20, 2020 in Nashville, TN. He was 58...

2019 was a remarkable year in our community: so much growth, so much celebration. Take an in-depth look at the last 12 months.

The first time we met Mary, she was peeking into our windows. She knew she looked silly, but with small children, you tend to be cautious.