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Addiction Recovery

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Socio-Economic Impact

Addiction Recovery

Criminal Justice

Disaster Relief

General Research

Healthcare

Immigration

Socio-Economic Impact

'Faith factor' helps reduce crime and promote pro-social behavior

Religion significantly contributes to reducing crime and encouraging pro-social behavior by providing moral guidance and a supportive community network.

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82%
of people in prison are rearrested within 9 years
1.7K
career chaplains serve the U.S. prison population

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Criminal Justice: By the numbers

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What is Faith in Action?
Individuals and organizations of all faiths are actively working in healthcare. Here are a few examples.
American Correctional Chaplains Association
American Correctional Chaplains Association is a professional organization that offers certification programs for chaplains who serve in federal and state prisons. It is based in Bozeman, Montana.
Aleph Institute
The Aleph Institute's Spark of Light program is a project of Chabad International. The group estimates there are approximately 5,000 incarcerated Jews and they assist them in keeping Jewish laws of food, dress and observance while they are imprisoned. They provide books, garments, ritual items like tefillin, etc. and rabbinical visits. They have re-entry programs and support programs for the families of the incarcerated. They have offices in New York, Los Angeles and Florida.
Christian Prison Ministry
Christian Prison Ministry is a non-denominational ministry with roots in the Pentecostal church. They train and certify chaplains with Pentecostal affiliation for ministry behind bars. They hold an annual national conference focused on training volunteers in different aspects of prison ministry, including anger management, substance abuse and building a church behind bars. The group claims it has trained 3,000 people since its founding in 1982 and is based in Weldon Spring, Missouri.

Criminal Justice Expert

Harold Dean 'Doc' Trulear, Ph.D.

CRIMINAL JUSTICE SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF APPLIED THEOLOGY, HOWARD UNIVERSITY

Byron Johnson, Ph.D.

CRIMINAL JUSTICE SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT

DIRECTOR, INSTITUTE FOR STUDIES OF RELIGION, DISTINGUISHED PROFESSOR OF SOCIAL SCIENCES, BAYLOR UNIVERSITY

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