PRISON FELLOWSHIP: Jacob Moore

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At Concert, Gang Leader Accepts Christ

Members of the tour: (Clockwise, from left) Jacob Moore, Mary Johnson, Arthur Hallett, Brian Ganhs, Charleston Day, and Sonnie Day

This past February, Prison Fellowship celebrated Black History Month with a tour of African American artists who led an evangelism campaign in Illinois.

By Zoe Erler
July 22, 2016
Black History Month | Elder Charleston Day | Hip Hop | Illinois | Jacob Moore | Jazz | Prison | sonnie day | The Gideon Crew

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