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Art in Prison: Prison Artist Creates Moving Images of Christ Passion
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Art in Prison: Prison Artist Creates Moving Images of Christ’s Passion

Noel is a talented artist in the Oregon Department of Corrections. He gave Prison Fellowship® permission to use these images of his artwork and told us what it's like to create art in prison.

By Alyson R. Quinn
April 12, 2017
Art In Prison | Easter | Easter 2017 | Native American | Oregon | The Passion of the Christ
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Dreams Come True

Aaron pulled the trigger that would tear away his freedom and change the course of his life—as well as the lives of everyone he knew, even those he hadn't yet met.

By Zoe Sandvig
April 6, 2010
Native American | Oklahoma

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