God in captivity : the rise of faith-based prison ministries in the age of mass incarceration / Tanya Erzen. [print]
Material type: TextPublication details: Boston, Massachusetts : Beacon Press, (c)2018.Description: 222 pages ; 23 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9780807041550
- Rise of faith-based prison ministries in the age of mass incarceration
- BV4340.E73.G635 2018
- BV4340
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Introduction : redemption and punishment -- The convert's heart : the quiet stasis of faith -- The penitentiary and the farm : a history of redemption and control -- The missionaries : governing the prison -- The chapel : the predominance of Christianity in faith-based prisons -- The father and son and the limited power of forgiveness -- Mothers and servants in the savior prison -- The reformers : the religious politics of prison reform -- Captivity and freedom.
Provides account of how and why evangelical Christian ministries are flourishing in prisons across the United States. Erzen grapples with the questions of how faith-based programs serve the punitive regime of the prison, becoming a method of control behind bars even as prisoners use them as a lifeline for self-transformation and dignity. --From publisher description.
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