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‘Mindhunter’ Offers a Stark Warning About the Limits of Empathy
Our reviewer says Netflix’s new crime drama is the service’s best show yet.
Cameron McAllister|
Church in Action
God, Guns, and Oil
A Los Angeles church seeks the good of its neighborhood by confronting crime and environmental distress.
Bob Smietana|
Media
In 'The Keepers,' Harrowing Crimes Awaken Our Longing for Justice
Netflix's troubling true-crime docuseries wrestles with what happens when murder and abuse go unpunished.
Cameron McAllister|
Quick To ListenEpisode 58|42min
Pursuing a Christian Idea of Criminal Justice in the Jeff Sessions Era
Prison Fellowship's Craig DeRoche on the attorney general, America's drug policy, and his organization's unlikely partnerships.
CT Editors |
News
Prison Fellowship Fights the 48,000 Forces Keeping Former Inmates from a Second Chance
Broad coalition launches awareness month to dismantle ‘second prison’ beyond bars.
Quick To ListenEpisode 25|33min
Our Prison Ministries Are Too Small
With 600,000 people returning home annually, how can the United States’ 300,000 churches do more?
CT Editors |
Cover Story
Does Your Church Talk About Prison?
The disparities in America's criminal justice system find an echo in which churches do, and don't, discuss the issue.
Morgan Lee|
Cover Story
Adding Criminal Justice Reform to Prison Ministry
Churches and ministries are becoming increasingly involved in prison reform.
Morgan Lee|
Cover Story
How Churches Change the Equation for Life After Prison
One of the hardest days of incarceration may be the day it ends. The church can be there to make a difference.
Morgan Lee|
From Her.meneutics
The Stanford Rape Victim Said the Words I Couldn’t
Why we all should pay attention to her bold account.
Halee Gray Scott|
CT Pastors
What It Means to Burn Down a Black Church
Exploring the relentless tradition of arson in the US.
Dawn Araujo-Hawkins|
CT Pastors
How One Rogersville Church Aided in Carlie Trent's Rescue
Pastor: “The longer things went unsolved, the bigger the burden.”
Catherine Parks|
Book Review
Shane Claiborne’s Passionate Plea Against the Death Penalty
The author and activist puts a human face on the capital punishment debate.
Jen Pollock Michel|
From Her.meneutics
I Forgave My Teen Daughter’s Killer
The gospel taught me that forgiveness is not a pardon.
Interview by Morgan Lee|
From Her.meneutics
All the Justice Money Can Buy
From the ‘affluenza’ teen to Steven Avery, there’s a reason we care so much about a fair trial.
Mary DeMuth, guest writer|
Speaking Out
Too Poor to Get Out of Jail
How unjust police detention exploits the most vulnerable.
Holly Burkhalter|
From Her.meneutics
Are We Putting Too Much Faith in Video?
What you see isn't all you get.
Kate Shellnutt|
Why True Crime Is Making a Comeback
We have all been Jinxed and Serialed.
Wade Bearden|
News
'19 Kids and Canceled': TLC Cans Duggar Reality TV Show
"We have committed to Him that in all things—difficulties or success, good times or bad."
Morgan Lee|
From Her.meneutics
Locked Up But Not Forgotten
The first step in caring for the prisoner: Remember.
Caryn Rivadeneira|

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