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| U.S. | | Christian author Jen Hatmaker files for divorce | | Weeks after posting a message on social media revealing that her family was working through an “unexpected crisis,” Christian author Jen Hatmaker, a mother of five, has filed for divorce from her husband, Brandon. |
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| Respond to God’s Call to Seek Justice | | | God loves justice and calls His people to seek it. But how do we respond to our complex—and broken—criminal justice system?
Outrageous Justice is a free small group study developed by Prison Fellowship ® to help followers of Jesus explore the American criminal justice system through a biblical lens and learn hands-on ways to pursue justice, hope, and healing in your community.
WHY DO WE NEED OUTRAGEOUS JUSTICE?
God calls us to remember the prisoner (Hebrews 13:3)—a call that is more urgent than ever, as witnessed in the alarming statistics about our criminal justice system.
2.2 million Americans are in jail or prison.
70 million adults have a criminal record.
2.7 million children have a parent behind bars.
4.5 million Americans are on probation or parole.
2 out of 3 released prisoners will be re-arrested within three years.
28,000+ people are arrested every day. | | | OUTRAGEOUS JUSTICE IS OFFERED FREE BY PRISON FELLOWSHIP
Many places of worship are closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, so this is an excellent opportunity to participate in an exploration of God’s heart for justice. You can request your free digital or hard copy that will include a study guide with action steps, teaching videos, and more. You can host a study of your own or join a free Online Outrageous Justice Small Group. | | |
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