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Calif. Inmates Studying to be Evangelists
Calif. Inmates Studying to be Evangelists
CHUCK COLSON MEMORIAL
Prison Fellowship founder Chuck Colson was remembered in a memorial service in Washington this week. Colson passed away recently after a brief illness and loved ones and friends reflected on the redeeming work god did in Colson's life.
Chuck Colson Remembered for His 'Heart of Gold'
Chuck Colson Remembered for His 'Heart of Gold'
Colson Memorial to be Held at National Cathedral
Colson Memorial to be Held at National Cathedral
Remembering Prison Fellowship's Chuck Colson
Remembering Prison Fellowship's Chuck Colson
Prison Fellowship: Colson's Legacy Was 'Transformation'
Prison Fellowship: Colson's Legacy Was 'Transformation'
Prison Fire Takes Emotional Toll on Inmates
Prison Fire Takes Emotional Toll on Inmates
Prison Ministries's Chuck Colson Recovering in Hospital
Prison Ministries's Chuck Colson Recovering in Hospital
Gov't Launches Prison LGBT Affirmative Action Plan
Gov't Launches Prison LGBT Affirmative Action Plan
Punishing Taxpayers: US Prison System Run Amok?
Punishing Taxpayers: US Prison System Run Amok?
Why Christians Should Reach Out to Prison Inmates
Why Christians Should Reach Out to Prison Inmates
Punishing Taxpayers: US Prison System Run Amok?
A coalition of liberals and conservatives says many people who shouldn't be behind bars are being imprisoned at such a high cost to society, it's time to rein it in.
Mark Earley on the Prison Fellowship Case
Mark Earley on the Prison Fellowship Case
Chuck Colson: 35 Years of Faith
The Christian author and apologist shares his conversion to Christ following the Watergate scandal, his ministry with Prison Fellowship, and insights on the importance of a Christian worldview today.
Colson's 35 Years of Faith: Extended Version
Watch the entire interview with Christian apologist Chuck Colson, founder of Prison Fellowship, and author of The Faith.
Wintley Phipps: I Have a Dream Too
Baritone and piano player Wintley Phipps talks about the role of music in Black history and sings "Amazing Grace."
DOJ Criticized for 'Watered Down' Prison Rape Rules
DOJ Criticized for 'Watered Down' Prison Rape Rules
Angel Tree Gives Prisoners' Children Gifts, Hope
Angel Tree Gives Prisoners' Children Gifts, Hope