15/06/2014
Paul Cowley, from the charity Caring for Ex-Offenders, tells Roy Jenkins how he believes faith can play a key role in turning around the lives of former prisoners.
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Re-offending by former prisoners is reckoned to cost the country between seven and ten billion pounds a year. It prompts regular outpourings of indignation, and equal measures of alarm at the failure of the system to change behaviour.聽 聽On All Things Considered Roy Jenkins鈥� talks with Paul Cowley who has dedicated himself to turning lives around for as many prisoners and ex-offenders as possible. 聽聽He is the founder and executive director of the charity Caring for Ex-Offenders, which works through 600 churches in this country alone.
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- Sun 15 Jun 2014 09:00麻豆社 Radio Wales
- Thu 19 Jun 2014 05:30麻豆社 Radio Wales
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All Things Considered
Religious affairs programme, tackling thorny issues in a thought-provoking manner