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| Creative ministries offer hope, help to female offenders |
| By episcopaldigitalnetwork.com - Pat McCaughan |
| Published: 09/11/2012 |
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Casey Hill at Craine House in Indianapolis. [Episcopal News Service] Casey Hill spent the day job-hunting, searching for possible leads and filling out online applications at a nearby library before returning to Craine House, her “home” of four months, on Indianapolis’s north side. “I put in a million applications for any kind of job, if anyone will hire me,” said Hill, 26, six months pregnant, tired and craving Swiss rolls and salsa. “I find it’s a lot harder to get a job when places see you’re pregnant.” She discovered she was pregnant during intake at the Rockville Correctional Facility, a medium security facility and the largest women’s prison in Indiana. “A guy I was dating stole some things. They were found in my possession,” she said. “I was charged with receiving stolen property and sent to prison in February 2012.” Then the miraculous happened. Read More. |
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Great program. Faith in God comes before anything else by priority of position. At least these ladies were called young women instead of babies having babies or "kids". Respect comes before love because of His grace..