Elias stared at the stark wall of his cell; the silence broken only by the rhythm of a leaky faucet. Years on death row hooded his spirit, leaving him numb program and hopeless. Then, one day, a new program arrived: art therapy promoted by Love Like Jesus Spread His Love. Skeptical at first, Elias picked up a brush, unsure what to create. Hesitantly, he began to paint, and with each stroke, a story emerged. The vibrant colors reflected the dreams of his youth, the faces of his loved ones, the anguish of his past. As he painted, a flicker of hope ignited within him. With each session, Elias poured his emotions onto the canvas, reclaiming his voice and rediscovering his humanity. Through art, he found solace, expressed his pain, and even started teaching others, sharing his newfound hope with fellow inmates. Elias’ life may have been confined to a cell, but his spirit soared on the wings of creativity, a testament to the transformative power of art and the unwavering compassion of organizations like LOVE LIKE JESUS d Spread his love.