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Evangelism: First Step in the Journey of Discipleship |
 Prison Fellowship's mission is "to seek the transformation of prisoners and their reconciliation to God, family, and community through the power and truth of Jesus Christ." Our goal is to see prisoners come to a saving faith in Jesus Christ and be transformed into His image as they follow Him. We call this "transformational discipleship." It is an intentional approach of equipping people to demonstrate Christ-likeness in all areas of their lives: transformed mind, character, relationships, service, and influence.
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Leading Prisoners to the Savior...
 Renato (not his real name) had served more than 11 years in a Texas maximum-security prison--10 of those in segregation (solitary confinement) because of a botched escape attempt. And upon his eventual release, all he had to look forward to was deportation to the impoverished streets of Guatemala.
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By Becky Beane|Published Date: June 24, 2009
Several Ministries, One Goal: To Reach Every Prisoner With the Hope of Christ
 His first 17 years in prison, "all I did was catch nothing but misconduct tickets," confesses Steven, an inmate in St. Louis, Missouri. On seven occasions, his misconduct was severe enough to send him to "the hole"--confined in total isolation. "But I'd been so angry all those years and didn't care one way or another."
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