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Tag Archives: prison ministry
Imprisoned Bodies, Sheltered Souls
“But, because Jesus has been raised from the dead, there is hope—even for the most hopeless prisoner.” (from Ocean’s Story, Prison Fellowship) That’s the reason for prison ministry–whether it’s ordinary folks heading into their local jail, or national … Continue reading
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Tagged Easter, Luke 4:18, Prison Fellowship, prison ministry, Safe Shelter
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Sheltered Re-Entry
More than 2 million people in the United States are incarcerated. Our prisons and jails are fertile fields for ministry. Most prisoners will eventually complete their terms and head back into their communities. “Are our communities prepared for this … Continue reading
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Tagged prison ministry, prisoner re-entry, Safe Shelter
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