An Open Letter to Connecticut Governor Dannel Malloy and Our State Legislators, by Rev. Jeff Grant, JD, M Div: On the State's Plan to Cut Funding for Prisoner Reentry

Prisonist.org: Faith & Dignity for the Days AheadBlogs, Guest Blogs & News  An Open Letter to Connecticut  Gov. Dannel P. Malloy  and Our State Legislators:  On the State’s Plan to Cut Funding for Prisoner Reentry By Rev. Jeff Grant, JD, M Div Dear Governor Malloy and Our Connecticut State Legislators, I am on the Board of…

An Open Letter to Connecticut Governor Dannel Malloy and Our State Legislators, by Rev. Jeff Grant, JD, M Div: On the State’s Plan to Cut Funding for Prisoner Reentry

Prisonist.org: Faith & Dignity for the Days AheadBlogs, Guest Blogs & News  An Open Letter to Connecticut  Gov. Dannel P. Malloy  and Our State Legislators:  On the State’s Plan to Cut Funding for Prisoner Reentry By Rev. Jeff Grant, JD, M Div Dear Governor Malloy and Our Connecticut State Legislators, I am on the Board of…

Shame, Schadenfreude & Metanoia, A Sermon by Rev. Jeff Grant, JD, M Div: Luke 15:1-3, 11b-32, The Parable of the Prodigal Son

  Prisonist.org: Faith & Dignity for the Days AheadBlogs, Guest Blogs & News Shame, Schadenfreude  & Metanoia  A Sermon  by Rev. Jeff Grant, JD, M Div Luke 15:1-3, 11b-32 The Parable of the Prodigal Son   Emanuel Episcopal Church Weston, Connecticut Sunday, March 6, 2016, 10 am   Please pray with me.  May the words of my…

Shame, Schadenfreude & Metanoia, A Sermon by Rev. Jeff Grant, JD, M Div: Luke 15:1-3, 11b-32, The Parable of the Prodigal Son

  Prisonist.org: Faith & Dignity for the Days AheadBlogs, Guest Blogs & News Shame, Schadenfreude  & Metanoia  A Sermon  by Rev. Jeff Grant, JD, M Div Luke 15:1-3, 11b-32 The Parable of the Prodigal Son   Emanuel Episcopal Church Weston, Connecticut Sunday, March 6, 2016, 10 am   Please pray with me.  May the words of my…

White Collar Criminality, Addiction, and the Entrepreneur, by Tim Askew – Guest Blogger

      Our friend Tim Askew is the Founder and  CEO of Corporate Rain, an acclaimed executive  sales outsourcing company.  This guest blog  originally appeared in Tim’s column on Inc.com  and his incredible blog Making Rain.  __________ I found this line in a recent John Grisham bestseller.  “Prisons are fascinating places, especially when the…

Faith and Dignity on CorrLinks: Federal Prison Email

Prisonist.org: Faith & Dignity for the Days AheadBlogs, Guest Blogs & News  Faith and Dignity on CorrLinks:  Federal Prison Email  CorrLinks is a way for family and friends to  communicate with their loved ones  incarcerated in prison.  We received our ministee’s permission to post (anonymously) this series of powerful CorrLinks  emails that we thought would be particularly helpful to…

A Worldly Fall, A Spiritual Ascent: The Jeff Grant Story, by Evan Triantafilidis, Reporter, Greenwich Sentinel

Prisonist.org: Faith & Dignity for the Days AheadBlogs, Guest Blogs & News A Worldly Fall, A Spiritual Ascent: The Jeff Grant Story by Evan Triantafilidis  Reporter, Greenwich Sentinel This article appears in the January 7, 2016 issue of the Greenwich Sentinel. We hope it offers faith and dignity to individuals and families with white-collar and nonviolent incarceration…

Last Stop Babylon, by Rev. Jeff Grant. The Art of Surviving Prison

Prisonist.org: Blogs, Guest Blogs  & News Concerning National and International Criminal Justice Themes LAST STOP BABYLON: THE ART OF SURVIVING PRISON BY REV. JEFF GRANT This article first appeared in Weston Magazine Group’s fourteen titles in NYC, the Hamptons, Long Island, New Jersey, Westchester and Connecticut (Summer 2014, pages 66-69). _________________ I thought I was…

It’s About God: Prison Ministry vs. Prison Consulting, By Rev. Jeff Grant, JD, M Div

Prisonist.org: Blogs, Guest Blogs  & News Concerning National and  International Criminal Justice Themes It’s About God: Prison Ministry  vs. Prison Consulting,  By Rev. Jeff Grant, JD, M Div I’ve read a number of articles lately about prison consultants and prison coaches. Most of those articles have not been particularly favorable. I understand. After my designation…