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How We Saved Texas Prison Chaplaincy 2011 Immeasurable Value of Religion, Volunteers and Their Chaplains
Forewords by
Frank E. Graham Jr.
Jerry A. Madden,
Senior Fellow, Right on Crime;
Carol S. Vance,
Former Chairman of the TBCJ;
Dr. Keith Bellamy,
Senior Minister, Woodville Church of Christ;
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FY2004
Chaplaincy Stats ~ Compare > FY
2002 ~ FY 2001
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2000 ~
FY 1999
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FY
1998
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These are extraordinary Performance Measures -- here
for the first time.
See also the
TX State Auditor's Guide to Performance Measure Management
- 2000 ed.
Brown, Leo E., “Prison Chaplaincy,” Inside Corrections (March/April, 2012), 9-33, see www.Ok.gov/doc/documents/marchapril.pdf, the role of prison chaplaincy in Oklahoma, the whole issue devoted to highlighting chaplaincy--superb article!
email me if link to original is changes: maness3@att.net
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Excellent
contribution to the vast corpus of literature on affects of religion on
crime ... and thereby in every
sentence supporting the value of staff prison chaplaincy . . . . . . .  open source |
Religion and Crime:
Kerley is Professor of Criminology and
Criminal Justice and Chair of the Department of Criminology and Criminal
Justice at The University of Texas at Arlington. From the preface:
"The scientific study of religion is a rather recent development in
colleges and universities in the United States and in other nations.
Beginning in the 1960s, researchers from many social science backgrounds
began conducting data-driven studies of the extent to which religiosity
is related to crime, deviance, and delinquency. Since the 1980s, social
scientists have also studied the nature, extent, practice, and impact of
faith and faith-based programs in prisons and other correctional
contexts. This volume contains the most contemporary and cutting-edge
research on religion and crime, which includes data-driven (quantitative
and qualitative), conceptual, review, and policyoriented papers."
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Chaplaincy-Volunteer Statistics Record Retention - no change 2000-2015, 15 years
Gib Lewis Unit Secretary's Handbook ~ View of part of tasking elements of office
Gib Lewis Unit Secretary's Handbook - File System ~ the primary records schedule
David Grosse, Exploring Chaplaincy Ministry, Church of the Nazarene (2006; 182 pp.).
Donald Meichenbaum “Trauma, Spirituality, and Recovery: Toward a Spiritually-Integrated Psychotherapy,” (2009; 39 pp.), He is the distinguished professor emeritus at the University of Waterloo and founding member of The Melissa Institute for Violence Prevention and Treatment. He holds the dual distinction of having been voted “one of the ten most influential psychotherapists of the century” (reported in the American Psychologist) and being the most cited psychology researcher at a Canadian university; www.MelissaInstitute.org/.
Lydia Hearn, Renee Campbell-Pope, Joanne House, Donna Cross, Pastoral Care in Education (Western Australia: Edith Cowan University, 2006; 92 pp.).
Judy Fleischman, “Chaplaincy Best Practices for Care of ‘Spiritual Not Religious’ Persons,” APC Conference, (Anaheim, CA: June 22, 2014). Fleischman, PhD, is the founder of www.OpenSourceChaplaincy.com.
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TDCJ Chaplaincy and Volunteer Reports Other Useful Sources
Volunteer Handbook - 1994 ~ Written with TDCJ Prison Volunteer in mind, first one published in TDCJ in 1994, used at the Lewis Unit, Stiles Unit, and Polunsky Unit, and others throughout the state until TDCJ developed its own Gib Lewis Secretary's Handbook ~ View of part of tasking elements of office Gib Lewis Secretary's Handbook - File System ~ the primary records schedule
Hospitality Program Rules ~ General Rules for hosts Marriage Seminar - Inmate Orientation ~ Orientation outline "prior" to seminar Marriage Seminar - Check List ~ List of items prior to & throughout for a quality full prison marriage seminar Erik Erikson's Eight Stages of Life - more work needs to be done on the hand-in-glove work of senior volunteers in prison. As a 20-year chaplain, I could write a book on this, and perhaps ought to. The long story is how much the volunteers do already, in faith, certainly and foremost, but there is so much more and a whole line of psychology still untapped. Not first but surely refined and articulated best in Erik Erikson’s eight stages of life, how senior volunteers have successfully negotiated the first seven stages of life and desire to give back, and in prison where most of the still developing young men have failed in the first few stages and are still in search for of a decent civilized identity, etc.—and, no, work on that yet in Texas either. Furthermore, some Christian theorists have added to Erikson analogous faith stages, though Erikson is still the place to start. See Erikson’s Identity and the Life Cycle (NY: International Universities Press, 1959), Insight and Responsibility (NY: Norton, 1964), and Identity: Youth and Crisis (NY: Norton, 1968).
See more here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erikson%27s_stages_of_psychosocial_development.
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2011
original site set up
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site began in circa
1998 for all things on prison chaplaincy - one of
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God Bless America and Texas and You
Prison Staff Chaplains . . .
Serve and Struggle . . .
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