Greetings!
As you may imagine, COVID-19 has impacted prisons, spreading illness and even death among inmates and staff, and causing some units to permanently close. A recent BTL graduate gives us his view from the inside:
xxxxx"When I started Bridges To Life, we were in COVID-19 lockdown at the Neal Unit. I had Covid and recovered while in the process of doing this program. Unfortunately, our Chaplain died from COVID-19. His passing was a blow to to us and, as is so often true in life, more complications ensued. The Neal Unit was emptied and all the inmates moved to other units throughout the region.
xxxxxThank you for making the Bridges To Life program available during this time, and for all the hard work put into it. It was a difficult challenge to me personally, and after the pain and tears, I feel I am on the road to be a better man for it."
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With BTL's Self-Study Program, we are able to extend the opportunity for personal and spiritual growth to those in prison who are facing the same challenges from the pandemic as the rest of the world. Over 6,000 inmate participants have enrolled in the Bridges To Life program so far this year, and with your prayers and support, we will keep moving forward with our life-changing work.
Gratefully,
John Sage, Founder & CEO
Jim Buffington, COO
