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Team Focus: Teiona Hamilton
Where do you attend church? New Psalmist Baptist Church What’s your favorite Bible Verse? Jeremiah 29:11 “For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and ...
Team Focus: James Gaymon
James is an honorable Christian man with an amazing testimony of redemption and God's grace, an interaction with Ray Lewis years ago helped him change his life. James is the ...
Team Focus: Jeffrey Montrese White Jr
Where do you attend church? New Psalmist Baptist Church What’s your favorite Bible Verse? 1 Timothy 4: 16 “Pay close attention to yourself and to the teaching; persevere in these ...
Dei Profundis Gloria: Light in the Shadow of a Prison Cell
The phrase Dei Profundus Gloria evokes the idea of glory arising from the depths captures the central paradox of prison ministry. It bridges the desperate cry of Psalm 130 “Out ...
Drake Maye
“Knowing that God’s Word is bigger than football has been such a thing for me to lean on and take my thoughts away from football and know that this is ...
Team Focus: Alphonso Faltz Jr.
Alphonso is part of a new group from New Pslamist Baptist. He attends Towson University. His LinkedIn profile describes him as, "motivated, organized, and diligent with a strong academic record. ...
The Beginning
unCUFFED was founded by Eric Heiland with help from Kim Turner, Brody Bond, Mike Griffith, and Chris Wesley. The ministry was intentionally relational and not transactional. Many jail ministries pass ...
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 ...
