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Team Focus: Jamil Mott
Jamil is the Founder and Executive Director at Yieldcamp.org, a mental health organization that promotes and provides wellness through service and specializes in EnvironMental Stewardship - invasive removal, park/campground/trail creation, ...
Team Focus: April Gomez
April is a natural leader, an entrepreneur, entertainer and interior designer. She has performed as a balloon twister, henna tattoo artist, fire dancer, face painter, and a stilt walker; but ...
Seeking Redemption through Education
Nationally, prison education can reduce recidivism by up to forty-three percent. They teach inmates practical skills for jobs after release. Many offer GED or college courses through local community colleges ...
DUI Vehicular Manslaughter
I have a young man who is currently being held at the Baltimore City Correctional Center on a DUI Vehicular Manslaughter conviction. He had been sober for 7 years, active ...
Team Focus: Justin Brown
Justin is working on establishing his own ministry to serve formerly incarecerated individuals reenter into society. It's called "Thinkin' Outta the Box Reentry." He is a terrific young man. What’s ...
Team Focus: Chuck Knudsen
Chuck is a retired Executive at T.Rowe Price and the Board Chair of the Helping Up Mission. He loves Jesus and cares for those in despair. Where do you attend ...
Our Biblical Command to Love the Strangers
Hebrews 13:1-3 sets up several distinct commands for Christians: to love your brother, to love the stranger, to remember those in prison and those who are mistreated. Although distinct they ...
Walking Alongside
unCUFFED is all about enduring relationships that transcend the prison facility. One way we can help is to show up in court for a boy. We don't take this lightly, ...
The 12 Steps of Christian Discipleship
The Twelve Steps are central to the recovery process of Alcoholics Anonymous. They were developed in the 1930s by Bill Wilson and Dr. Robert Smith. They formed the basis of ...
Ministering to the Muslim Brothers
Inside the jail system we cross paths with many Muslim Brothers. For some, it is a social engagement or a method to seek protection in something akin to a gang. ...
