50 Years of Prison Fellowship: How Justice, Mercy, and Hope Shaped a Movement
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I found myself increasingly drawn to the idea that God had put me in prison for a purpose and that I should do something for those I had left behind.
—Chuck Colson, founder of Prison Fellowship
From serving as special counsel to the president of the United States to serving seven months in federal prison for Watergate-related crimes, Chuck had reached his lowest point.
Those few months in prison stirred in him a new calling.
After walking free, Chuck spent the rest of his days inspiring people to encounter Jesus with those impacted by incarceration.
As we celebrate 50 years of Prison Fellowship(R), Chuck’s original conviction drives our passion today: to see local churches walking in step with the Body of Christ behind bars and experiencing God’s transforming power together.
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