Prison ministry takes money time and sacrifice, said Paul Carlin, a retired prison chaplain from Texas. Sharing his thoughts during the second Alabama Prison Ministry
Changing prison inmates for life requires a Christian touch, said Attorney General Bill Pryor during the second Prison Ministries Conference Sept. 28-29 at Cathedral of
Alabama is one of four states selected to develop a program to help incarcerated men become better fathers. Randall Turner, vice president of state and
Paul Carlin knows prison ministries. For 25 years, Carlin, a retired prison chaplain, shared with prison inmates in Texas the difference Christ can make in
Gao Zahn, an academic researcher recently released from prison in China, credits God with sustaining her during her five-month ordeal. Zahn, 39, was convicted by
Alcohol and tobacco manufacturers are knowingly producing advertisements appealing to young people, according to professionals. That indictment was made by several speakers at a conference
According to a recent report, Taliban officials hoped to exchange eight arrested aid workers for a convicted terrorist in U.S. custody before the Sept. 11
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