If you’ve been watching the Light in Prison video series, you already know there are people inside prisons and jails who actively study Christian Science and apply it to their everyday lives.

For many, there are no family members or friends to turn to after they’re released. Corresponding chaplain programs can provide continuing spiritual support. But, no one to help financially…that is, until now.

Watch this video to learn how The Principle Foundation, (a Christian Science benevolence organization) is now eager to provide short-term grants and needed supplies so that returning citizens can more quickly integrate back into society, start attending a Christian Science church, and meet people–like you–who will inspire them to move onward and upward.

This is definitely a resource to know about! Please feel free to share any ideas you have on this or other site-related topics. You can leave them in the “Comment” area under the video. Thanks for watching!

Principle Foundation contact information from video:

Jeff Harbin, Grant Administrator, The Principle Foundation
Phone: 816-759-5445
Email: jeff@principlefoundation.org
The Principle Foundation
9300 W. 110th St., Suite 250
Overland Park, KS 66210

Have you wondered what it might be like to be released from prison–after years on the inside–and have to figure out how to survive on the outside?

In this special video you’ll meet Cornell, a man who found Christian Science in prison. We think you’ll agree, his story is a remarkable one.

As always we’re interested to hear what you think. So we invite you to leave a comment and tell us your own story (or share what inspires you) for others to read.

You’ve heard the story before–the majority of inmates released from prisons in California will re-offend and go back to prison. It’s the sad tale of an endless cycle of defeat.

Until now.

This 19 minute video reveals the wonderfully inspiring story of men released from San Quentin State Prison who aren’t going back. And why they’re happier and more fulfilled on the outside.

An amazing program called Planting Justice, in association with Insight Garden Program and Pathways 2 Resilience has found a way to do the impossible: helping habitual offenders turn their lives around learning to be horticulturists and contributors to their local communities.

If you like this story, and we think you will, please share it with your friends.

Learn more:

• http://insightgardenprogram.org/
• http://www.plantingjustice.org/
• http://pathways2resilience.org/
• https://lightinprison.org