After four years of imprisonment for educating Baha'is, four faculty members of the Baha’i Institute for Higher Education (BIHE) were finally released. In May 2011, a coordinated raid of Baha’i...
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Stating their religion is vital to their rehabilitation, prisoners in AZ have filed a class-action lawsuit. A few days ago, the Judge Leslie Kobayashi awarded over one hundred Arizonian inmates the class-action...
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Writer Joshua Dubler has published a book, Down in the Chapel, about “the most religiously ecelctic sliver of real estate in the history of the world”—a prison chapel. Over six years, Dubler...
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California prisons, like many across the United States offer their prisoners solace in the form of weekly meetings or prayer services to serve Catholic, Jewish, Protestant, Muslim and Native American...
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29 May 2015
Alison Lesley
Profiles in Faith: Archbishop Desmond Tutu
