About this episode

Duffy and Daniel share their eye-opening experience visiting a juvenile detention center and discuss the importance of loving those who are often forgotten.

This week, Duffy and Daniel went to jail... voluntarily. 😳 Before you assume the worst, they were invited to visit the Fort Bend Juvenile Detention Center, and what they experienced behind those locked doors was eye-opening, heartbreaking, and surprisingly hopeful. From unexpected conversations to powerful moments that stuck with them long after they left, they unpack what they saw, why they felt called to go, and what it says about our responsibility to love people who are often forgotten. O...

People in this episode

Hosts: Duffy, Daniel

Topics covered

• juvenile detention
• hope
• responsibility
• mental health
• community service

Keywords

• juvenile detention
• Fort Bend
• Duffy
• Daniel
• hope
• community
• responsibility

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Fort Bend Juvenile Detention Center, Westcliffe, 1LoveHTX

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