Justice Fellowship
Justice Fellowship is the criminal justice reform arm of Prison Fellowship. Justice Fellowship mobilizes grassroots activists across the country and works with key state and federal policymakers to reform the criminal justice system according to the principles of restorative justice found in the Bible. The mission of Justice Fellowship is to reform the criminal justice system so that victims are respected, offenders are transformed and reintegrated, and communities are safer.
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“But since he had
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The justice to be honored in his grave.”
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