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Tim Arnold: Given a Chance, He Built One for Others

October 31, 2026 by grancotommy@gmail.com

By 18, Tim had 27 convictions. When one employer gave him a chance, he learned a trade and started Lawn Life to give the same chance to young men.

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Hector: Learning a Trade Inside, Finding Work Outside

October 31, 2026 by grancotommy@gmail.com

Hector used five years in prison to earn his diploma and a trade. With help from Getting Out and Staying Out, he walked into a real job after release.

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Sean Pica: From a 24-Year Sentence to Leading Hudson Link

October 31, 2026 by grancotommy@gmail.com

Sean went into prison as a ninth grader with a 24-year sentence. Education gave him a reason to hope, and he now helps others earn college degrees behind bars.

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I Was in Prison and You Visited Me

October 31, 2026 by grancotommy@gmail.com

In Matthew 25, Jesus says that caring for those in prison is caring for him. Here are simple ways your church or neighbourhood can respond.

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Nehemiah and the Work of Rebuilding

October 31, 2026 by grancotommy@gmail.com

Nehemiah rebuilt Jerusalem’s broken wall with families working side by side, each at their own section. Rebuilding a life works the same way.

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The Prodigal Son and the Open Door of Home

October 31, 2026 by grancotommy@gmail.com

The father in Jesus’ parable saw his son while he was still far away and ran to him. That is the welcome every returning person hopes for.

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Paul and Silas: Chains That Opened Doors

October 31, 2026 by grancotommy@gmail.com

Paul and Silas prayed and sang in a Philippian prison at midnight. Their story shows that hope can live even behind locked doors.

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Joseph: From the Pit and the Prison to a Purpose

October 31, 2026 by grancotommy@gmail.com

Joseph was betrayed, falsely accused and forgotten in prison. His story shows that a hard past does not decide a person’s future.

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The Cave of Adullam: Where the Distressed Found a Leader

October 31, 2026 by grancotommy@gmail.com

In 1 Samuel 22, everyone in distress, in debt or discontented gathered around David in a cave. That story is the heart of our name.

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To break the cycle of recidivism, homelessness, and crime through compassionate, faith-grounded support and community building.

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