Heather Rice-Minus
A new documentary sheds light on reentry after prison
A New Day 1 covers the hopes and hardships of formerly incarcerated individuals
Many people are released from prison with little more than a bus ticket and...
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Why collateral consequences hurt many with criminal records
Imagine receiving a job offer. Your resume demonstrates the right qualifications. You feel good...
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A way for churches to honor the dignity of formerly incarcerated people
Jon Kelly was a troubled teen growing up with a single mother in a...
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How to get started with prison ministry and criminal justice reform
These days it seems like we are all searching for ways to pursue justice...
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A call to pray for those in prison during the pandemic
It’s been dozens of days since Kerry Gant has seen her husband’s face. He’s...
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One way to fix America’s broken drug laws
For Terri, a mother of five from Wisconsin, life as she knew it began...
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What the Bible says about second chances
Caring for those who have served prison time
It was eight years before Chicago gym owner Luis Centeno told his clients and...
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What Christians think—and what the Bible says—about criminal justice reform
Today, nearly 2.2 million Americans are in prison or jail, and approximately 70 million...
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Remember those in prison
As injustices and inequalities have been exposed, there have been increasing calls to correct...
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How can Christians balance law and order with compassion and rehabilitation?
Heather Rice-Minus shares how Christians can balance law and order with compassion and rehabilitation.
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Why reform is still needed for former prisoners
Removing legal barriers for second chances
Nationwide, April is recognized as Second Chance™Month. Communities observed Second Chance Month 2019 with...
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Remember Those in Prison: The Church and Criminal Justice Reform
How can the church minister to those in prison? Steven Harris moderates a panel...
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