Embraced:Fully Angel Team workshop meeting on Thursday, March 21 at 6:00 pm (Pacific)

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Join us on Thursday, March 21, at 6:00 pm (Pacific) for our monthly Embraced:Fully Angel Team Workshop Zoom meeting.  Guests are always welcome!

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Embraced:Fully Angel Teams help qualified students of Christian Science coming out of prison find housing, transportation, employment, and most importantly a welcoming church community.

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Agenda for the call:

  1. Introductions & Announcements – Introduce yourself, are you currently working with any returning community members (or planning to)?
  2. Regional Angel Team Updates & Returning Community Member check-ins – sharing progress, challenges, and accomplishments.
  3. Visiting and Corresponding Volunteer Chaplain check-ins – updates from the field.
  4. Topic for Discussion: Adapting from prison life to outside life
  5. Confirm next meeting dates, wrap up meeting.

This is a monthly working meeting for Embraced:Fully Angel Teams across the nation, and also people interested in volunteering to either start or join one, or participate remotely.  Angel Teams help returning community members succeed in not going back to prison or jail.

Interview replays

Replay of Interview With Janet Horton

Watch the replay of our interview with Janet Horton

Replay Of Embraced:fully Interview With Volunteer Chaplain George Nutwell

Watch the replay of our interview with Christian Science volunteer chaplain George Nutwell!

 

Richard Miles Interview Replay

Watch the replay of our recent interview with Richard Miles, founder of Miles of Freedom. It was an honor to hear his story of being wrongfully convicted, imprisoned, and eventually released with a ruling of Actual Innocence.  Don’t miss this one!

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Our mission is to help organize, train, educate and enable Angel Teams across the United States to help prepare qualified returning community members for successful reentry.

“Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.”

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