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THE PASTOR WHO GOT A SECOND CHANCE

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“Twenty years ago, the church gave me a second chance. And right now, as a pastor in my community, where I committed my crime, we are giving second-chance opportunities to thousands of people.”
—Pastor Q
Pastor Q’s second chance began with the Prison Fellowship(R) Academy, a yearlong in-prison program that enabled him to replace destructive behaviors with biblically based life principles.


Reflecting on the weeks and months following his release from prison decades ago, he recalls thinking, “Does anyone care? Will I ever be accepted? The people that I’m doing life with in the workplace, what will they do if they find out about what I’ve done?”

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Planting Seeds in San Quentin Israel is intimately familiar with San Quentin Rehabilitation Center, having served time at the imposing facility. He felt a tug to go back to this place he once called “home.”
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Read about Israel’s full-circle moment when he returned as a free man to volunteer at a Prison Fellowship Hope Event (R).

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Spoken Word Behind Bars At the Carol S. Vance Unit in Texas, men in the Prison Fellowship Academy(R) are finding their voices and sharing powerful words of transformation. Through this spoken word performance,
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hear how they express their struggles, redemption, and hope for a new future in Christ.


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