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Formerly a chaplain at Maine State Prison, Reverend Stan Moody is on a crusade to change the way we treat our criminals. Some of his parishioners wonder whether his efforts are worth it. Read the full description.
Reverend Stan Moody believes in the separation of church and state. As for the separation of religion and politics, well, that's a different story. Doug Anderson tells the story of a former prison chaplain who's challenging his congregation to join his crusade for prison reform.
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