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MPM supports:

Christian Association for Prison Aftercare
CAPA has been established to provide prison aftercare professionals and volunteers with resources, training and encouragement, as they faithfully serve ex-prisoners and their families. CAPA is a professional association designed to serve and network its members, unite them under a shared vision, and train them for excellence in ministry. www.capaassociation.org

capa
 
 
 
Wisconsin Network for Peace & Justice
MPM is pleased to join Wisconsin Network for Peace & Justice.  This organization serves WI. inmates with such programs as Books for Prisoners & a newsletter offering the latest in news, personal testimonials & insights into the prison system and its effects on the individual. WNPJ also provides the latest news on  peace, guest speakers, jobs and special events to promote the need for Peace in the world. www.wnpj.org

WNPJ
 
Madison-area Urban Ministry, Inc.
(MUM) is a nonprofit interfaith social justice organization that convenes individuals and faith communities in the greater Dane County area in order to identify, study, urge action, and work together for social justice in the broader community. Rebuilding a life after imprisonment is inherently challenging and everyone who succeeds benefits personally while adding to our community's well being.

Madison-area Urban Ministry
2300 S. Park Street, Suite #5
Madison, WI 53713
608-256-0906
www.emum.org

MUM
MPM Outreach - Ohio

NOBLE CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTE, Caldwell Ohio

 

Noble Correctional Institute requested MPM visit their facility and administer a 3 day intensive workshop for their inmates. Noble’s average inmate term is about 6 months for most prisoners and their rehabilitation programs are varied and many. DUI, AA, NA, Family Violence and all Spiritual Traditions are represented within their programming.

 

Rev’s. Michael and Joan presented their workshops to over 120 prisoners, who made the commitment to attend all sessions and receive their certificate upon completion. Chaplain George Huggins and Program Director for Recovery Services, Monna Born, hosted Michael and Joan. Each inmate received a booklet of handouts, The Miracle Saturday Night 12-Step meeting and The Peace booklet. Books and videos were donated to the Chaplain’s Library.

 

Classes focused on Self-Responsibility, God Dependency, Forgiveness, St. Matthew’s Sermon on the Mount and The 12-Steps as a Spiritual Recovery program, in their original conception from Bill Wilson.

 

Inmates expressed a genuine gratitude for the program and a very real experience of Peace and seeing their world in a new way. Many are signing up for the Spiritual Recovery Correspondence Course as a way to further their studies, even if they change locations or are released!

 

MPM is grateful for the opportunity to “give it away” and share our commitment to the Ministry and to God and our brothers, whoever and wherever they be.

 

God Bless us….everyone!

 

 

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Rev. Joan leads the men in an opening prayer

 

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Monna Born, Recovery Services, Rev. Michael, Rev. Joan and Chaplain Huggins