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Journey of Hope With Rodney Mathers 192



Check out my interview with Tina Yeagar. Tina is a therapist that has a faith based approach to emotional issues like anger, and forgiveness, and shame. All of thse and more are common among ex offenders as they begin reintegration.

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Journey Of Hope With Rodney Mathers (191)

Journey of Hope With Rodney Mathers (189)

Journey of Hope With Rodney Mathers (189): Hello everyone!
In this week's episode we take a look at a study done by the Justice Policy Center of the Urban Institute. From 2001 to 2006, the Justice Policy Center did a study to determine what challanges men and women face after incarceration.



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Things that can you can do to help an ex-offender

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Hello!
It's just a fact that someone coming home from prison is going to need some help. It's not just about financial and job issues. Dealing with the changes that have taken place while someone has been incarcerated can be a strange experience! Belie

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Journey of Hope With Rodney Mathers (186):

My guest this week is author Everett De Morier. Everett writes for 543 magazine and his book, Thirty-Three Cecils, won the top prize for fiction at the London Book Festival in 2015. One of the people he writes about in this book is an ex-offender and Everett explores his post incarceration life. Join me as we discuss Everett's take on all of this. You can check out Everett's book and his upcoming book as well by clicking HERE.

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Elizabet O'Keefe Was On The Verge Of Muredr And Suicide......

Journey of Hope With Rodney Mathers (182)My guest this week is Elizabeth O'Keefe and man does she have a story to tell! I hope you find at least one idea in her story that that will help you on your journey to put prison and what put you there behind you. 

I've never done this before but I'm going to let Elizabeth give you a preview of her story. These are her words:

"Life was more horrible than I ever imagined, and I couldn’t fathom it getting any better. To make matters worse, I had a barely-2-year-old daughter. I was riddled with guilt for bringing her into the world, and wanted nothing but to spare her from the life of hell that I was certain her father and I would create for her. I planned to kill both myself and my daughter within a few days – to finally put an end to the unbearable misery that had gone on for far too many years, and to stop the hellish pattern from repeating itself with my daughter".

 

Check out my interview with Elizabeth O'Keefe and if you would like to read her book, Step Through The Door: Uncensored, click here.

 

If God is for you, who can be against you?