Children of Prisoners Library
More than one in forty children in the United States has a parent in prison. The loss of a parent to incarceration means a crisis for that child. Concerned people in all settings are dealing with children of prisoners and their caregivers daily, but in most cases without benefit of training or specific information.
To help meet this need, Family and Corrections Network has created a new resource—the Children of Prisoners Library (CPL), an Internet based resource at www.fcnetwork.org. CPL provides free information sheets designed for people serving children of prisoners and their caregivers.
(All Resources provided are in PDF format)
if you need a reader program, go to-
Facts and Issues
The Children's Bill of Rights Project
2. To be heard when decisions are made about me;
3. To be considered when decisions are made about my parent;
4. To be well-cared for in my parent’s absence;
5. To speak with, see, and touch my parent;
6. To support as I face my parent’s incarceration;
7. To not be judged, blamed or labeled because my parent is
incarcerated;
8. To have a lifelong relationship with my parent
104: Risk and Protection
105: Visiting Mom or Dad
Materials For Caregivers
Materials for Health Care Providers
303: Common Stress Points
Resource Section
REINTEGRATION OF EX-OFFENDERS PROJECT
This program seeks to help ex-offenders by serving as a vehicle to give them the encouragement and or resources that will provide necessary support they may need to transition successfully back into society. We want to be A RESOURCE for FAMILIES.
A Christian faith-based ministry
Ministering to prisoners, ex-offenders and at-risk youth involves people who have sensed the call of God on their lives to reach out to these needy individuals. As a Christian faith-based ministry, we trust FIRST in the Lord to supply the needs of this ministry, and we PRAY that God will send the people and the finances that are necessary to keep this ministry effecting men and women for Christ..
We seek to minister to the whole man. You will find both spiritual (Word of God) and practical (experienced counsel for family, men and women) for those that have the hope within them that The Lord is making away.
The Elder Larry David Bowe
Ministering to Those Incarcerated, and their Families
Spirit Filled Believers,
Serving, Living before The Lord!
Called to teach
Kingdom Of God
Principles
4687 Arthursville Road, Hartly, Delaware 19953
Elder Larry David Bower, Pastor Missionary Felicia C. Bowe First Lady
A calling to teach Kingdom Principles to God's Family:
Relationship: God The Father, Jesus His Son, The Holy Spirit and Man in his Image,
Husbands & Wives, Sons and Daughters, Brother and Sisters,
Finance: Seedtime and harvest, (preserving your seed (money) planting in good
ground, Sowing & reaping (debit & wealth management).
Prospering in this World.
Leadership: Role of Gods Man, role of the woman, and their seed- children.
Training the child to not depart from their leadership position in kingdom. Church Management, Minister, Missionary, Elder Ordination Classes offered to membership
The Incarcerated Fathers Resource Library
Family and Corrections Network (FCN)
Resource Links
The Web Site: http://fcnetwork.org
#1 - A Fathers Story
by Michael Carlin
#2 - Almost 1.5 Million Children -
U.S. Department of Justice Report
Help for fathers that pay support or
have custody issues.
#4 - Long Distance Dads
by Randell D. Turner
#5 - National Resources
A list of organizations near you,
that offer help to incarnated fathers.
Assisting Families of Inmates, Inc.
by Dana Reichert
by Lloyd Withers
by Michael Carlin
#11 Evaluation form
If you have enjoyed, or benefited from;
Incarcerated Fathers Resource Library,
let them know it. Fill out this form.
Living Word Family Development Tools
*Faith Based
Creating a family plan, "till they get out"
About the Children of Prisoners Library (CPL)
Pamphlets may be downloaded without charge from the Family and Corrections Network (FCN) web site, www.fcnetwork.org.
Duplication is permitted and encouraged, so long as the materials are not altered or sold. Sorry, FCN is not budgeted to mail free copies.
Send comments to The Children of Prisoners Library at FCN, 32 Oak Grove Road, Palmyra, VA 22963,
434/589-3036, 434/589-6520 Fax, fcn@fcnetwork.org. Copyright Family and Corrections Network, 2003.
Living Word Mission is in the beginning of a process to assist those that where incarcerated,
into their transitions back into society. Men and Women whom have started that great work in prison, now can rest from there labor. It is our prayer that in a few short years The Center For Reconciliation and Social Change will to become a reality as other ministries join us in this labor or love. A place where the Love of God is, and prisoners, their children and families can receive assistance.
See (pdf) full Ex-Offender Program (click here!)
The Center for Reconciliation Newsletters
Programs of Helps for download
