PRISON FELLOWSHIP: Resources

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  • Inside Journal
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Bounce Through—Not Back: How to Be Resilient

Difficulties change us. How can we remain strong when nothing is the same?

By Cody Wilde
December 9, 2020
Inside Journal Resources | Resources
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  • Feature Stories
Four Resources for Spouses and Families Affected by Incarceration

For many, maintaining a relationship with a prisoner is complicated. Here are four resources for spouses and families affected by incarceration.

By Emily Harris Greene
February 12, 2019
children of prisoners | families of prisoners | Family | Marriage | Resources
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  • Feature Stories
  • Reentry
Three Resources Every Returning Citizen Needs

Every year, hundreds of thousands of prisoners are released and return to society, and they need a second chance. The Church should be a place where they can easily find support and encouragement.

By Emily Harris Greene
April 24, 2018
Church | employment | Reentry | Resources | Second Chance Hiring | Second Chance Month
Job interview tips for returning citizens
  • Advocacy & Reentry
  • Feature Stories
  • Reentry
Out of Prison and Looking for Work?

How do you find a job when you have a criminal record?

By Emily Harris Greene
August 3, 2017
criminal record | employment | job search help | Resources | Second Chance Month | Second Prison Project
Eight Ways Families Can Prepare for Reentry
  • Feature Stories
  • Reentry
Eight Ways Families Can Prepare for Reentry

Your incarcerated loved one is getting out of prison. This is what you've been waiting for. This is why you've run for second chances, signed petitions, and shared your family's story.

So how do you prepare for your loved one's reentry?

By Prison Fellowship
May 3, 2017
employment | Family | Reentry | Resources
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  • Feature Stories
  • Prison & Prisoners
Tips on How to Raise a Child with an Incarcerated Parent

If you find yourself in the position of caring for children who have one or more parents in prison, you have experienced the impact of prison deeply. You may have your own feelings about the incarcerated person and the potential financial weight you might have to bear.

By Prison Fellowship
April 4, 2017
Caregivers | Children with Incarcerated Parents | Resources
Resources for Essential Reentry Services

The goal of reentry ministry is to provide a continuum of care that helps ex-prisoners succeed in life on the outside. Needs in all areas of life must be addressed in order for returning citizens to be whole again.

By Steve Rempe
May 5, 2014
food banks | job training | Ministry Basics | Resources

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