Prison Ministry and Criminal Justice Commission of the
National Baptist Convention, USA, Inc.
Reverend Anthony Kelley, PMCJC Founder and Chairman
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PMCJC ANNOUNCEMENTS
New Documents Available for Download:
- 2009-2010 Project Village Information and Application Forms
- Press Release: Tri-fold Partnership, Septemer 28, 2009
- Chairman's Status Report, May 31, 2009
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2009-2010 Project Village
Get Information Letter and Application
Please not that this program operates in South Louisiana and Missouri through the Missionary Baptist State Convention of Missouri.
Tri-Fold Partnership Announcement
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
September 28, 2009
The Reverend Anthony Kelley, former Pastor of Mount Zion First Baptist Church of Baton Rouge and Organizer and Pastor of the Greater First Church-Baptist in Baker, Louisiana, attended the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation's Annual Legislative Conference and Legislative and Issues Week held in Washington, D.C. on September 22-25, 2009 at the invitation and sponsorship of the National Alliance of Faith and Justice (NAFJ)...
The paradigm that was created to build capacity in order to engage faith and community-based organizations in prison ministry and criminal justice issues and reform is called the National Civic and Public Policy Partnership Engagement Strategy. This Three-fold partnership includes the NBC Prison Ministry and Criminal Justice Commission, National Association of Blacks in Criminal Justice, and the National Alliance of Faith and Justice. Reverend Kelley is the designated point of contact for interested faith and community-based organizations who desire to engage in this collaborative effort in the state of Louisiana.
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2009 Commissioners' Directory
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About the Prison Ministry & Criminal Justice Commission
The National Baptist Convention Prison Ministry and Criminal Justice Commission exists in order to bring persons into meaningful and right relationship with God by belief and faith in the Lord Jesus Christ through preaching, teaching and healing. It is also to work collaboratively with NBC faith-based organizations and develop partnerships with other faith based, criminal justice, business and community organizations to engage in crime prevention, victim assistance, criminal justice, and prison ministry programs for the African-American Community in particular and others in general.
The contact information for this ministry is:
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Dr. Anthony Kelley |
Rev. Dr. D. Grady Scott PMCJC Executive Secretary c/o Grace Temple Baptist Church 1020 E. 31st Street Tucson, AZ 85710 Phone: (520) 622-8126 Fax: (520) 770-1757 E-mail: gradyscott@aol.com |
Prison Ministry and Criminal Justice Commission Documents
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| Project Village Mentoring 2009-2010 Updated information for Project Village, 2009-2010. |
| PMCJC TR-Fold Partnership Strategy Press Rel. Press Release re: National Civic and Public Policy Partnership Engagement Strategy |
| Status Report for the PMCJC Status Report for the PMCJC |
| Organizational Chart for the PMCJC Organizational Chart for the PMCJC |
| PMCJC Logic Model Template Logic model template for the PMCJC |
| 3rd Annual Prison Crusade Worship Schedule Final Worship Schedule for the 2009 Prison Ministry Crusade. |
| NBC PMCJC 3rd Annual Prison Crusade 2009 Prison Ministry 2009 Annual Crusade Schedule and Volunteer/Mentor Application form. |
| PMCJC Chairman's Report Chairman's Report for the PMCJC presented during the 2008 Annual Session. |
| Prison Ministry & Crim. Jus. Com. 2009 Commissioners 2009 PMCJC Commissioners |
| 1/19/2004: Resolution: Support of “Public Safety Ex-Offender Self-Sufficiency Act.” Support of Honorable United States Congressman Danny K. Davis, 7th District of Illinois, and the legislation that he and others have proposed to the Congress of the United States called the “Public Safety Ex-Offender Self-Sufficiency Act.” |
| Resolution January 2004 Resolution |
| Mid-Winter Board Session Report January 2004 Board Report |
| PMCJC Update May 15, 2003 Update May 15, 2003 |
| Mid-Winter Board Session Report January 2003 MidWinter Board Report 2003 |
| 2002 Annual Report 2002 Annual Report |
| 2002 Statistical Report Statistical Report for 2002 |
| Mission Statement Mission Statement |
| Project Abstract Project Abstract |
