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Welcome to Frontlines
News You Can Use in Your Ministry
Prison Fellowship has always depended on the committed, called volunteer to take ministry to prisoners, ex-prisoners and their families. This is the fulfillment of Christ's mandate for us to "visit Him in prison."
Because you desire to serve in that role, we want to equip you with all means at our disposal. Frontlines is a new way we would like to do that.
Simply, our goal is to provide you a regular notification through email—Frontlines—of recommended resources and meaningful content on our website designed to improve and expand your volunteer experience.
We have plans to build in places for you to ask questions, give us feedback, and talk with knowledgeable staff and other volunteers as we grow the site, so keep checking back for new stuff.
As always, receiving this email is voluntary and you can unsubscribe at any time.
We look forward to bringing you news you can use in your ministry.
—Jeff Peck
Director, Marketing and Communications
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In This Issue
- Hooked: Prison Ministry Makes Episcopal Men's Group into Fishers of Men
- Training to Be a Man
- Inside Journal Returns
In This Issue
- "Blessed": In Memory of Volunteer Robert Ramos (1955-2010)
- Free Guides to Help Prisoners Thrive Inside and Beyond!
- Spread the Word through a Christian Book Drive
In This Issue
- Raising Up Fathers from the Inside Out
- Can You Be Trusted?
- Bruce Hood Gives Back
In This Issue
- Accountability: Helping Others Live Godly Lives
- Why Mentors Matter
- Unmasking Our Real Selves
In This Issue
- Need a Lift?
- Coming Soon: Training to Turn You into a Masterful Mentor
- Prison Fellowship's Commitment to Volunteers
In This Issue:
- When Giving Up Isn't an Option
- From Prison to Payroll: Ex-Prisoners’ Challenge to Find a Job
- Don't Miss These FREE Resources!
In This Issue:
- The Risk of Returning to Prison
- A Better Plan
- FREE Teaching Resources to Help Prisoners Live Victoriously
In This Issue:
- When Prisoners Return
- Mentoring: Building Relationships, Not Fixing Problems
- Out4Life: Working Together to Give Prisoners a True Second Chance
In This Issue:
- What Should I Do if I Think an Ex-Offender Has Reoffended?
- Mentoring Suzanne
- An Angel Tree Grandmother
- Do’s and Don’ts of Volunteer Prison Visits
- A Shining Star
In This Issue:
- When Murder Hits Home
- Addict in the Family
- The Inside Life of an Angel Tree Coordinator
- Seven Marks of a Prison Volunteer
In This Isssue:
- The New Prison Fellowship
- Family Ministry Trends and Tools
- In Appreciation of Prison Fellowship Volunteers
- Reentry Relationships: Getting Inside the Ex-Prisoner’s Head
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