Prison Fellowship partnered with Tyndale House Publishers to make Create: New Beginnings available to women everywhere!
By Heather Rice-Minus
November 7, 2023
Create: New Beginnings | Heather Rice-Minus | Tyndale House
Prison Fellowship's founder had a dream of equipping churches to build up leaders behind bars. Nearly 50 years later, the vision is stronger than ever.
By James J. Ackerman
April 10, 2023
Chuck Colson | From the CEO | Heather Rice-Minus | James Ackerman
Prison Fellowship CEO James Ackerman shares an exciting announcement about the ministry's future.
By James J. Ackerman
January 30, 2023
Heather Rice-Minus | James Ackerman By Emily Harris Greene
March 31, 2017
Heather Rice-Minus | Justice Reform | Meredith Schultz | Values and CapitalismA version of the following post originally appeared on the Justice Fellowship website.
It was the most unlikely—and remarkable—of alliances.
An Episcopalian priest sat on a panel with a recovering alcoholic. The progressive-liberal American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) shared the stage with a Republican strategist.
By Jasmine Hauser
November 20, 2015
Craig DeRoche | Heather Rice-Minus | Koch Foundation | Koch Institute | Louisiana | New OrleansCan you believe abandoning a snowmobile in a life-threatening blizzard or digging up arrowheads can result in criminal charges?
These are a few unfortunate examples of “overcriminalization.”
New criminal laws that do not include a criminal intent requirement and the duplication of federal criminal laws that already exist at the state level have made it impossible for reasonable citizens to know all the criminal laws and regulations that could land them in jail or prison.
By Heather Rice-Minus
May 13, 2013
Heather Rice-Minus | Justice Fellowship | Overcriminalization
