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Being Church Behind Prison Walls: Survival Theology, Prisoners, and Policymakers
A survivalist practical ministry manifesto for incarcerated Black men, their families, and religious social policymakers. The book probes the question of what love looks like in a disgusting prison setting and demonstrates how religious and social policymakers can improve rehabilitation initiatives.
Readers will be inspired to think about prison reform in fresh ways using the Centered Prayer model, religious imagination and self-help initiatives rooted in historical memory.
Latest Articles
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The Transformative Power of Centered Prayer in Incarceration
Finding Peace in the Midst of Turmoil The prison environment is one of chaos and turmoil. Amidst the noise and harshness, Centered Prayer offers a sanctuary for the soul, a quiet place where inmates can connect with something greater than themselves and find a sense of peace and self-awareness. What is Centered Prayer? Centered Prayer
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What Does Love Look Like Behind Bars?
Love in the Unlikeliest of Places Prison is often perceived as a place devoid of love, yet it’s here that love’s power is most needed and, sometimes, most profoundly expressed. This post explores the role of love in the prison system—a love that challenges, transforms, and liberates. The Harsh Reality Prisons are designed to be
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Understanding Survival Theology: More Than Just Enduring
Survival Theology: A Beacon of Hope In the shadows of prison walls, where hope seems a distant memory, Survival Theology emerges as a beacon of light. It’s more than a concept; it’s a lifeline for those incarcerated, particularly Black men, who face a unique set of challenges and systemic injustices. The Roots of Survival Theology
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