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Get Involved
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Churches
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The Church has a calling to reach out to the least in society and to work to bring about change in the lives of criminals, victims, and the justice system. Involve your church today. PFI is an ecumenical organization and works with a variety of different churches according to their structure, priorities, and resources.
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Students
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PFI welcomes interested college students and recent graduates to join a global community of prison ministry leaders who are transforming lives, reconciling relationships, and restoring communities. Working alongside PFI support staff to serve over 115 national ministries worldwide, interns and volunteers have the opportunity to gain experience in prison ministry, justice reform, communications and marketing, and leadership formation efforts.
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Business Partners
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Business partners can play a large role in advancing the efficiency and the reach of Prison Fellowship International's work. PFI offers an opportunity for your company to partner with a national ministry that is pursuing specialized efforts that are of particular interest to your organisation.
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Medical Professionals
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One way PFI expresses the love of Christ to prisoners is through the Global Assistance Programme (GAPP) consisting of one or two week projects in which volunteers provide medical care and other services to prisoners, prison staff and their families. These projects offer medical and non-medical volunteers an opportunity to serve “the least of these.”
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Week of Prayer and Transformation
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Prison Fellowship ministries around the world join together in prayer and action for all those affected by crime through PFI’s Week of Prayer and Transformation. Local churches are encouraged to pray and participate in related outreach and support projects during the week that focus on the respective needs and roles of prison chaplains, prisoners, prison officials, ex-prisoners, their families and crime victims as well as the cause of justice.
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ABC Radio Interview
 Ron Nikkel speaks about the state of prisons around the world and the PF programmes that help prisoners take responsibility for their actions in this Australia ABC radio interview.
Click for interview
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2010 Week of Prayer and Transformation

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