Here's an interesting example of what God does for people.

Inmate requests 2 extra days in prison
Christian gets OK to stay behind bars for Promise Keepers event
Posted: August 3, 2003
1:00 a.m. Eastern
© 2003 WorldNetDaily.com
A Christian prisoner in Marion, Ohio, requested and received permission to stay locked up for two days beyond his release date so he could attend the first-ever Promise Keepers conference to be held behind bars.

Willie Chapman, center, prays for Promise Keepers event. (Photo: Marion Star)
According to a report in the Marion Star, Willie Chapman could walk out of Marion Correctional Institute a free man on Aug. 11, but he didn't want to miss the event hosted by the Christian men's ministry.
The organization expects 800 inmates to take part in the conference.
"To stay two more days is nothing," Chapman told the paper. "This has helped shape me and mold me and made me who I am today. To have an opportunity after 15 years to give God two days is a blessing."
Chapman was incarcerated at the age of 21 for voluntary manslaughter, the paper reported.
According to Marion Correctional Warden Christine Money, Chapman's was the first request in state history to prolong a prison stay.
"I think that demonstrates the power of what's happening, that someone will ask to stay incarcerated," Money told the Star. "That's a power of the testimony of that event."
Chapman first took part in a Promise Keepers conference in 2001 when an event was webcast in the prison's chapel.
"It's kind of like electricity that's going through my entire body," he said of the experience. "That's something I want to be part of – giving back to the community."
The inmate hopes to become a minister someday.
I'm not mad at anybody," he told the Marion paper. "I thank God for doing 15 years because I've come to realize it's God correcting me."
Chapman says some fellow prisoners were shocked he would request to stay in prison longer. The report says he has been involved in organizing and praying for the Promise Keepers conference.
Founded in 1990, Promise Keepers holds large weekend gatherings for men across the U.S. Millions have participated in the conferences over the years, according to the group's website.