Nation’s Largest Outreach to Prisoners Selects Executive Pastor as New President

LANSDOWNE, Va., June 24, 2011—Appointee Brings Extensive Corrections Experience (more)

Out4Life Kansas Examines Ways to Save Taxpayer Dollars and Increase Public Safety

"We want to help former prisoners find a place in society that adds value in their lives and those of their families while keeping our communities safe. That is the goal - and the opportunity - of Out4Life," said Out4Life Kansas Director Don Raymond. (more)

June 20-22: Kansas Gov’t and Community Leaders Work to Keep Ex-Inmates Out of Prison

WICHITA, Kan., June 13, 2011—Kansas Out4Life Prisoner Reentry Movement Examines Ways to Stretch Corrections Dollars and Increase Public Safety (more)

Nation’s Largest Prison Outreach Announces Appointment of New CEO

LANSDOWNE, Va., June 3, 2011—"I look forward to leading this organization focused on fixing what is broken in the hearts and lives of inmates, their families and the communities in which they live and work," said Prison Fellowship CEO Jim Liske. (more)

New Kansas Prisoner Reentry Mov’t Helps Ex-inmates Be Productive Citizens, Not Public Safety Threat

WICHITA, Kan., May 26, 2011— (more)

Corrections & Prison Fellowship Partner to Help Prison Overcrowding as Mandated by Supr. Ct. Ruling

SAN DIEGO, May 25, 2011—World's Largest Outreach to Prisoners, Ex-Prisoners & Their Families Helping States Alleviate Prison Overcrowding and Runaway Corrections Spending (more)

Corrections/Prison Fellowship Partner to Help Prison Overcrowding as Mandated by Supr. Ct. Ruling

SAN DIEGO, May 23, 2011—TODAY - WED: New Out4Life California Reentry Movement Aims to Reduce Recidivism, Keep Communities Safe at No Taxpayer Expense (more)

Out4Life Examines Ways to Save Taxpayer Dollars, Reduce Prison Overcrowding, Increase Public Safety

"Out4Life California presents an opportunity to form collaborative relationships and strengthen existing coalitions across the state that will continue to work together to serve former prisoners more effectively and to make our communities safer," said Prison Fellowship Southern California Executive Director Clef Irby. (more)

Calif. Gov’t and Community Leaders Work to Keep Ex-Inmates Out of Prison

SAN DIEGO, May 16, 2011—Out4Life Prisoner Reentry Movement Examines Ways to Stretch Corrections Dollars, Alleviate Prison Overcrowding and Increase Public Safety (more)

New Reentry Mov’t to Help Ex-inmates Be Productive Citizens, Alleviate Prison Overcrowding

SAN DIEGO, April 26, 2011— (more)

Good Friday: Convicted Watergate Felon Chuck Colson Proclaims the Gospel in Prison Where He Served

LANSDOWNE, Va., April 15, 2011— (more)

New Report: Four in 10 Prisoners Are Re-incarcerated within Three Years of Release

LANSDOWNE, Va., April 14, 2011—"For years, Prison Fellowship has worked to reduce recidivism and make our communities safer. This study shows that you don’t have to be a Christian to see the importance and benefit of our work.," said Pat Nolan, Prison Fellowship vice president and former prisoner. (more)

Rape Commission Questions Attorney General’s Proposed Prison Rape Standards

"No matter what crime somebody's done, the sentence doesn't include being raped," said Prison Fellowship Vice President Pat Nolan. (more)

World’s Largest Prisoner Outreach Hosts Feature Film Screening/Panel Discussion on Forgiveness

LANSDOWNE, Va., Feb. 3, 2011—Actor Stephen Baldwin and Christian Film Partner Join Prison Fellowship to Discuss Biblical Message in Loving the Bad Man and How it Applies to Prison Ministry (more)

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