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TRUST Is the Engine of
Civilization … times seven
Nefarious … defined
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ii
Defense Against Killing Professional Chaplaincy
Series
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vii
Abbreviations
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viii
Seven Books Contents
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ix
Principles, Charts, Excursuses...................................................................................
xi
Detailed Contents
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xiii
Preface:
Lay of the Land of Culture Scams &
Cover Ups
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xxiv
Historical Introduction:
TDCJ’s Vengeance, Cover Ups, and Fairness
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1
Technical Introduction:
Freedom of Conscience KEY to Authenticity
................
38
BOOK 1.
Science of Love’s Treasure,
Psychopath’s Vacuity,
& Culture of Fairness
> TDCJ’s
GREATEST Needs:
Love, Seeing Psychopaths, Fairness
> Trust
Is the Engine of Civilization, and Prison Efficacy Depends
upon Trust.
...
46
Chapter 1. What
Is Love? … What Is Dread?
......................................................
47
Chapter 2.
Psychopath Field Ministers—How Many?
.........................................
73
Chapter 3. What
Is Science? … Fairness? … Professor Milgram’s View?
.......
116
BOOK 2.
Is Warden Burl Cain the Best in
Penal History or Not?
> TDCJ’s
WORST Model from MOST Controversial
> Trust
Is the Engine of Civilization, and Betraying Trust Seeds
Criminality. 140
Chapter 4. Who
Is Warden Burl Cain?—The Best Warden Ever?
.....................
141
Chapter 5.
Daniel Bergner—Who Warden Cain Tried to Extort
........................
175
Chapter 6.
Angola Lifer Wilbert Rideau, Free at Last
........................................
187
BOOK 3.
Conservative, Liberal, Evangelical,
Christian Dominionism, Constitution’s Culture
> TDCJ
Favors SMALLEST Segment of Society in SMALLEST Circle of
Exclusivity
> Trust
Is the Engine of Civilization, and Faking Trust for Religion
Corrupts Both ...200
Chapter 7. TDCJ
Favors Far Right’s Exclusivity vs. USA’s Founding upon
Freedom ,,201
Chapter 8.
Religion Not Against Science … Religion the Mother of Morals
& Virtue
256
Chapter 9.
Evangelicalism’s Fight for Brains & Survival—TDCJ too
..............
275
Chapter 10.
Christian Dominionism’s Concentric Circles of Exclusivity
..........
318
Chapter 11.
U.S. & Texas Constitutions Against the Heart of Texas
Foundation
....
335
BOOK 4.
Culture of Norwood’s Tragedy,
Marriage, & Incapacity for PEER Anything
> TDCJ’s
WORST Peer Program
> Trust
Is the Engine of Civilization, and Naďve Trust Delays
Maturity.
.........
348
Chapter 12.
Norwood’s Message & Dog that Didn’t Bark
.................................
349
Chapter 13. Dr.
Brenna Whitley-Norwood & Erik Erikson’s Eight Stages
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383
Chapter 14.
Norwood’s Old-Young Marriage versus SBC Baptist Standards
...
401
BOOK 5.
Prisonization Confounds Culture &
Kills Authenticity of Favored Faith
> TDCJ’s
ASSAULT on Authentic Faith
> Trust
Is the Engine of Civilization, and Misplaced Trust Confounds
Mentoring .
422
Chapter 15.
“Ghost” of Prison, Trust the Engine of Civilization, &
“Prisonization” 423
Chapter 16.
Fairness & Authenticity Flies Away with Indenturing
Prisoners
...
459
Chapter 17.
Chaplaincy—Transparency—Freedom of Speech—Soul of the Prison
471
BOOK 6.
Prison Rehabilitation Culture vs.
Big Bucks
> TDCJ’s
WORST Integrity Compromises
> Trust
Is the Engine of Civilization, and Compromised Trust
Inhibits Honesty.
..
488
Chapter 18.
Compromised TBCJ Pastor Larry Miles & RPD Sleight of Hand
Again 489 See Open Records response--No
Volunteer Stats for Miles, yet he is said by TDCJ's
legal to have access, confirming zero accountability.
www.PreciousHeart.net/Miles-No-Stats.pdf
Chapter 19.
Federal Mandates & TDCJ’s Gordian Knot of Entanglement
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504
Chapter 20. Big
Bucks & Political Capital Cutting Up Integrity
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518
Chapter 21.
Marketers vs. True Reformers in Prison Rehabilitation
History
.....
546
BOOK 7.
Psychopath’s Golden Goose Culture,
Masturbating Ministers, Frog-to-Prince Studies
> TDCJ’s
Ugly HOSTILITY to History & Analysis
> Trust
Is the Engine of Civilization, and Twisting Trust for Sex or
Science Sickens All. 570
Chapter 22.
Don’t Blame the Lifers for Guarding Their Golden Goose Farm
...
571
Chapter 23.
Rape, Sex, Masturbating Ministers, & the Madman
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585
Chapter 24. ISR
Johnson’s Team Kisses a Frog into a Prince—Twice
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642
Chapter 25.
Crying in the Chapel
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686
Cultural Conclusion … Fairness—Open Prisons or
Abolish Many IF
............... 702
The
End – Facilitate Religion Fairly
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714
Appendix 1.
Seminary Speaker Transcripts
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716
Appendix 2.
“Fall of Burl Cain … Last Side Deal Led to Undoing” —Whole
Article
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717
Appendix 3.
Experiencing God Phenomenon Not that
Extraordinary
............... 723
Appendix 4.
Frog Turns into a Prince versus 75 Professors of Statistics
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724
Appendix 5. Two
Messages from Warden Gideon Haynes, 1868
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728
Appendix 6. The
Angolite Articles of Note
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729
Appendix The LAST:
Revolutionize the Prison Culture—
100,000 Mothers’ 1% Certainty Parole Option
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734
Bibliography &
Resources
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739
Index of People
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804
LAST WORD—Fantasies Die Hard!
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819
Ode
to the Oddities of Outing a Few Ornery TDCJ Outlaws
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820
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Killing Professional Chaplaincy Series
After dozens of letters, 100s of Open Record requests, three
huge books documenting with zero response from major
players, what is TDCJ Exec. Dir. Bryan Collier really
covering up? .
Volume 1. 2001 – Chaplain Professional
Equity and Market Study w Ethical Violations Timeline, www.PreciousHeart.net/chaplaincy/01-Chaplain_Pt_2_Timeline_2001.pdf,
with four TDCJ chaplains, I personally delivered this
100-page treatise to TDCJ Exec. Dir. Gary Johnson that
documented many unethical business practices. It had
much of the 2000 Chaplain Professional Equity proposal we
used in the 2001 Texas Legislature to gain our first pay
raise in 40-plus years, yet with a critical timeline of
unethical tweaking of the Chaplaincy Director's job to suit
favored applicants, pages 54-65.
Volume 2. 2012 - Faith-Based Housing Letter, www.PreciousHeart.net/Maness-Faith-Based-Housing.pdf,
heartfelt 50-page letter to Brad Livingston asking him to
meet with a Barry Lynn of the Americans United for
Separation of Church and State. It exposes several ethical
violations and is the first exposure of the unconstitutional
nature of the Seminary Scam. Soon after this, I was
persecuted for whistleblowing and forced to retire.
Volume 3. 2013 - TDCJ Book of Secrets
on the Longest Cover Up in TDCJ History: Case of the
Enchanting Chaplain, 700 pp., 139 MBs, www.PreciousHeart.net/OIG
XE "OIG" /Treason.pdf, first 100
pages documented how I was set up with falsified documents,
then the rest details the vast policy violations at the
Polunsky Unit and Michael Upshaw’s cleaning of contraband,
clearing of violators, and more. Included were two CDs and a
DVD with videos and dozen recorded interviews! Hard
copies to Livingston, OIG, and Texas AG. See Bryan
Collier's three-sentence reply here: Collier-01-21-14-Nothing.
Volume 4. 2015 – How We Saved Texas
Prison Chaplaincy 2011—Immeasurable Value of Religion,
Volunteers, and Their Chaplains, Forewords by Jerry A.
Madden, senior fellow for Right on Crime and 2011 chairman
of the Texas House Corrections Committee, and Carol S.
Vance, former chairman of Texas Board of Criminal Justice
and Harris County District Attorney (1966-79) (AuthorHouse,
2015; 394 pp.), www.preciousheart.net/Saved.
We networked across Texas to stop the deletion of TDCJ
Chaplaincy which was dead on arrival in the 2011
legislature. In a fight, we saved the entire budget. The
appendices show Chaplaincy recovers its operating costs
several times over and is the most productive program in
RPD: “Chaplains facilitate the greatest source for change
and solace in human history—Religion.”
Volume 5. 2017 - TDCJ Book of Secrets Part
2, Goodman Unit Hiring Scam, www.PreciousHeart.net/OIG/GoodmanUnit2017.pdf,
180-pg, most detailed audit of a hiring package in TDCJ
history showing multiple violations. A white warden hired a
white career laundry man over black U.S. Army combat veteran
career chaplain!
Volume 6. 2019 - TDCJ Deep State Report:
Case of the Collared Fox, www.PreciousHeart.net/OIG/TDCJ-OIG-2019.pdf,
177-page - Cover Letters of 1st, 2nd, & 3rd
sends to Bryan Collier & 50+ TX Leaders, Jurists, and
District Attorneys, www.PreciousHeart.net/OIG/Big-50-Send.pdf
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TDCJ Psychiatric Care
Not Documented ... other Oddities
No #s in TDCJ for ASPD! ...
No #s on How Many Prisoners have Antisocial Personality
Disorders in TDCJ. I
asked on 3-25-21 “How many prisoners in TDCJ are diagnosed
with Antisocial Personality Disorder?” On 4-20-21, the
response was “We have no responsive information.”
TBCJ has not made actionable one single public comment in 12-plus
years,
www.PreciousHeart.net/chaplaincy/TBCJ_2007-2019.pdf
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The Angolite Articles
of Note
The
Angolite is
an award-winning prisoner-run quarterly magazine of the
Louisiana State Penitentiary, better known as Angola, the
largest maximmum security prison in the USA, with the
largest number of prisoners serving life.
1979 -
Wilbert Rideau and Billy Sinclair,
“The Sexual Jungle,”
The Angolite (Nov.–Dec., 1979). The article has been
reprinted in all four editions of Burk Foster, Wilbert Rideau, and
Douglas Dennis, eds.,
The Wall Is Strong:
Corrections in Louisiana (Lafayette:
Univ of Louisiana at Lafayette, 1991, 4th ed. 2014; 318
pp.), chapter 15, pages 151–176; and in Wilbert Rideau and
Ron Wikberg, Life Sentences: Rage and Survival Behind
Bars (New York: Random House, 1992), book two, chapter
4, 73–107.
1981 - Wilbert Rideau, “Religion
in Prison,” The Angolite (Jan/Feb 1981): 21–56.
Though titled “Religion in Prison,” the article opens with a
vivid description in italics that teases us with a vision of
contrasts worthy of Charles Dickens and unique in the
literature. Nowhere have I found such a soul-searching
piece. Upon contacting The Angolite, they said back then
they did not list the authors’ names, but it sounds like
Wilbert Rideau. A much more substantive insight into prison
than The Angola Prison Seminary million-dollar study.
1980 -
Wilbert Rideau, “The
Soul-Savers,” The Angolite 20, (July/Aug 1980): 9–12, on
Chuck Colson’s Prison Fellowship week-long program.
1982 -
Wilbert Rideau, “Religion
in Prison: A Miracle of Faith,” The Angolite 7, No. 2
(March/April 1982): 60–65, on Rev. Allen Brown, Church of
God in Christ, on prison Elijah Victor Pickett (25 years in)
demon driven out of Pickett.
1982 -
Wilbert Rideau, “Religion
in Prison: A Beacon of Promise,” The Angolite 7, No. 3
(May/June 1982): 23–28, on Chaplain Joseph Wilson, new
chapel construction with Chuck Colson and guests.
1983 -
Wilbert Rideau, “Strange
Bedfellows,” The Angolite 8, No. 1 (Jan/Feb 1983):
25–40, on “natural” vs. “prison politician” on manipulation
by prisoners on prisoners and Christians vs. Muslims.
1985 - Tommy Mason, “Religion
in Prison: The Carlin Revival,” The Angolite 10, No. 2
(March/April 1985): 61–67, on Dr. Paul Carlin three-day
prison saturation and revival,
1985 - Tommy Mason, “Religion
in Prison: A Full Gospel Affair,” The Angolite 10, No. 2
(March/April 1985): 68–71, on Full Gospel Businessmen
Fellowship in prison and their 4th Annual Banquet, speaker
Michael O’Neal.
1985 -
Wilbert Rideau, “Religion
in Prison: The Muslims,” The Angolite 10, No. 4 (Jul/Aug
1985): 46–50, first sentence, “Of all the religious faiths,
none has caused as much consternation among the nation’s
penal authorities, nor paid as heavy a price for acceptance
as a legitimate religion in the prison world, as the Islamic
faith over the past three decades.”
1992 - Michael Glover,
“The Religionists,” The
Angolite 17, No. 4 (July/Aug 1992): 21–54. See link above
and quotes.
In just these few articles you can see a vast difference
between pre- & post-Cain There is a
great need for a grant-funded study on the pre- & post
Cain Angolite, worth vastly more to criminology than
million-dollar The Angola Prison Seminary.
1995 - Michael Glover,
“The Christian Warden,” The
Angolite 20, No. 2 (March/April 1995): 20–27, noted & linked
above 6.4, after Warden Cain arrived in Feb. of 1995 to
Angola.
1995 - Michael Glover,
“Religion in Prison: The
Spirit Moving,” The Angolite 20, No. 5 (Sept/Oct 1995):
54–58, on the Experiencing God “Prison-wide Bible Course”
which Warden Burl Cain took himself, “In one of the first
meetings he held after becoming warden Cain told the
leaders, “We need to know what God wants us to do, and where
God wants us to be. This course will help us to do that”
(54).
1995 - Jesse Deters, “Religion
in Prison: Masterlife Graduation,” The Angolite 20, No.
6 (Nov/Dec 1995): 66–71, on first graduation of 26 prisoners
from the Masterlife Discipleship Training for Leaders,
implemented by Chaplain Burnie Schmidt, with Jerry Potts
leading from FBC Slaughter, LA, Warden Cain arrived just a
few months before in Feb. of 1995.
1998 - Steve Achord
and Debbie Moore, “Graduation
Day,” The Angolite 23, No. 1 (Jan/Feb 1998): 20–27,
first graduation from NOBTS seminary program in Angola of 15
prisoners earning associate degree in pastoral ministries
and one a diploma in pastoral ministries, with NOBTS
President Chuck Kelley saying, “There is no life God cannot
redeem.” Achord & Moore were both NOBTS employees.
2000 - Steve
Quatrevingt, “Religion in
Prison: A Leap of Faith,” The Angolite 25, No. 2
(March/April 2000): 46–61, on first graduation of the
four-year degrees, 17 earning a bachelor of general studies,
one bachelor of arts, and three an associate in pastoral
ministries, with a history of the program’s beginning in
connections with George Rountree and T. W. Terral.
2002 - Dale Gaudet, “Religion
in Prison: Fishers of Men,” The Angolite 20, No. 2
(July/Aug 2002): 52–55, on graduation from NOBTS with 32
earning associate degrees, 27 bachelor degrees in Christian
ministry.
2004 - Ronald Walker,
“In Their Father’s House,”
The Angolite 29, No. 4 & 5 (July/Aug 2004): 44–47, on Prison
Fellowship Ministries and Forgiven Ministries hosting
prisoner fathers and children.
2010 - Kyle Hebert, “The
End … and the Beginning,” The Angolite 35, No. 3
(May/June 2010): 20–27, on the sixth graduation of the NOBTS
program of 44 prisoners who earned associate degrees and 46
bachelor degrees in Christian ministry.
2011 - Kyle Hebert, “Legacies
to Lives Well Lived,” The Angolite 36, No. 2
(March/April 2011): 8–11, on renaming of NOBTS extension
center for to Joan Horner Center and the library the Dr.
John MacArthur Pastor’s Library after philanthropist the
late Joan Horner, founder and owner of Premier Jewelers in
Dallas, and MacArthur, pastor of Grace Community church and
president of The Master’s College and Seminary in Sun
Valley, CA.
2016 - Jim Nguyen, “Joining
the Education Hierarchy,” The Angolite 41, No. 3 & 4
(May/June 2016): 10–12, on the graduation from Baton Rouge
Community College of 243 graduates including 68 high school
equivalency diplomas and 139 vocational diplomas in 13
disciplines.
2021 - Jim Nguyen,
“Religion
in Prison: Testable, Measurable, and Verifiable; Genter
Ordained as Baptist Associations of Southeast
Louisiana’s Newest Pastor.”
The Angolite
46, No. 5 (Sept-Oct, 2021),
50–51. The article started in all caps:
“AN ORDINATION DISCERNMENT OF GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH’S
INMATE ASSOCIATE pastor, Theodore Genter, was held at
Angola’s New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary (NOBTS)
Joan Horner Extension Center in September. Members of the
Baptist Associations of Southeast Louisiana (BASL),
including Grace pastor Robert Hyde, NOBTS professors Scott
Breeland and Joel Williams … NOBTS Director Ricky Sharky,
attended to analyze Genter for validation.” Interestingly,
after detailing his life as a Pagan until prison, “His
conversion from Mormonism to traditional Christianity took
place about a year into his incarceration. A man named Eddie
Rose, an ordained minister who had fallen from grace,
ministered to him and led him to Christ. Six months later,
he received a revelation from God that he would become a
pastor. He said that from that point he developed a deeper
relationship with God but still deals with human
weaknesses.” Not in the article is Genter’s crime and
sentence: he was convicted of murdering Caryn Beth Capps
(aka, Lydia Reinstein) and dumped her body in a dumpster;
she was 21 and born in Dallas, Texas. She was 5’4” and about
100-110 pounds. His roommate testified that “Genter jumped
on Lydia, pinning her hands with his legs and holding the
pillow over her face…. Lydia stopped moving after a few
minutes…. Genter then bent Lydia’s body, placed it in a
garbage bag along with the blanket … tied the bag closed….
Genter left…. returned fifteen minutes later and told him
there was a dumpster at a school on Nashville Avenue.”
Portions of body were recovered from the local landfill.
“The court sentenced him to life imprisonment at hard labor
without benefits of parole, probation, or suspension of
sentence.” State of Louisiana v. Theodore Genter (No.
2003-KA-1987, decided 4-7-2004),
https://caselaw.findlaw.com/la-court-of-appeal/1001976.html,
wherein the Genter also threatened to kill another woman.
Genter’s prisoner id # is 00454235.
2021 - John Corley,
“Forgotten
No More,”
The Angolite
46, No. 5 (Sept-Oct, 2021),
50–51.
“Two of Louisiana’s longest-serving inmates were released … in early
October [2021] under new plea agreements offered
through New Orleans District Attorney Jason Williams’
office, Louis Mitchell, 74, and Leroy Grippen, 73, served a
combined 103 years in prison prior to release orders issued
by Criminal District Judge Nandi Campbell.” The strange and
deplorable injustice goes like this: “Louisiana’s 10-6 rule
for people sentenced to life in prison was born under
statutory revisions in 1926 and lasted until it was official
repealed by Act 490 of the 1979 Legislature. Unofficially,
it had already been dead in practice for several years. By
1973, at the direction of Corrections Secretary Elayn Hunt,
the warden of the penitentiary stopped making the necessary
recommendations for release to the pardon board and, absent
his needed support, the release process died.” The
insightful article goes on to tell how the men sentenced to
10.5 years (10-6) were essentially “forgotten men” where
their “precarious position” and “told that the old release
system was administrative rather than a legal requirement.”
That is, without the warden’s recommendation, they had no
hope of release. What a terrible injustice—yet finally
in 2021 and so long overdue they are released.
2021 - John Corley,
“News
Briefs: Ankle Angst,”
The Angolite
46, No. 5 (Sept-Oct, 2021;
3–9), 9. See Kate
Weisburd, et al, Electronic
Prisons: The
Operation of Ankle Monitoring in the Criminal Legal System (Washington, DC: George Washington University Law School,
2021; 51 pp.),
https://issuu.com/gwlawpubs/docs/electronic-prisons-report?fr=sOGI5NDcxODg3. Weisburd is a law professor at GWU, and Corley is a prisoner editor in
Angola.
2022 -
Burk Foster“Parole:
The First 100 Years in America,” The Angolite 47,
No. 4 (July/August 2022): 24–33.
2022 - Leah Wang, “The
Positive Impacts of Family Contact for Incarcerated People
and Their Families,” The Angolite 47, No. 4
(July/August 2022): 34–37. Her hook was, “Fifty years of
evidence of the benefits of family contact for incarcerated
people."
Trust Is the Engine of Civilization
TDCJ Prison Seminary Scam Documents
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Seminary Program Policy -
outline of policy and agreement with SWBTS
Field Ministry
Policy, including sex offencers
SWBTS Student Curriculum
- dated 1-27-20, w list, one counseling class
Field Ministry Handbook - for the chaplains
and indentured prisoners
Norwood Email on New Direction -
8-1-21, SWBTS tossed under the bus
Norwood Email Fundraiser
for Christ - 8-20-22 & Letter arrived 9-22-22 -
again, for 10 straight years, fundraising for endenturing
prisoners for the Gospel, only TDCJ lies neutrality--email:
"We have the direct privilege and calling to prepare men and
women with long prison sentencesto go with the good news of
Jesus Christ and serve others in his name."
With links to video testimonies with first names of
TDCJ's Top Secret Field Ministers--kept secret with
the support of Texas AG Ken Paxton's office on repeated Open
Records requests.
NEW Field Ministry HOTF College
Program
NEW Curriculum Snapshot
Global Prison Seminaries
Foundation July 2022 CHANGES Website ,
deletes its signature line capalizing upon a lie after this
book was published and 400+ notified on the Ides of March
2022:
"Angola, once known as the bloodiest prison in America, is
now one of the safest and most peaceful prisons in the
country. This transformation came about with what is now
known as the Prison Seminary Model."
Field Minister Reports - OR Request and the
reports by Seminary Field Ministers
UTMB Open Records -
No Stats on DSM Diagnoses, only after a half dozen
emails, got number of psychotics.
United National Marriage Patterns 2000
Heart of Texas Foundation Incorporation Papers
TDCJ-Seminary Memorandum of Understanding 2016 renewal of
2011
TDCJ Field Minister Official Job Descriptions
Seminary / TDCJ Procedures
TDCJ Did Not Keep Letter of
Termination to SWBTS
TDCJ Sought No Opinion on Constitutionality of Seminary
TDCJ Statistics for 12 Years ... or
just the <Analysis Chart on 12 Years>
Applications of Note
C.F. Hazlewood TDCJ Application
www.PreciousHeart.net/OIG/Timothy-Jones-TDCJ-App-7-2018.pdf
www.PreciousHeart.net/OIG/Rel-Serv-Apps-ALL.pdf
www.PreciousHeart.net/OIG/Pierce-2000-TDCJ-Application.pdf
www.PreciousHeart.net/OIG/Rutledge-TDCJ-Apps-Promotions.pdf
Critical Audio Interview
www.PreciousHeart.net/OIG/08-Shawn-Wallace-TDCJ-Info-Officer-08-16-2013.MP3
– audio recording
TBCJ No Action on Public Comments in 12 Years & Word-frequency Analysis in 70 Minutes 2007-2019,
chaplaincy nearly absent, and no action on any public statement, and more.
TDCJ 10-Year Disciplinary
Report 7-25-2003 to 7-25-2013 -
first one published in TDCJ History on 86,775
disciplinaries - NOT a SINGLE disciplinary for a warden, Reg. Dir. Michael
Upshaw, or Chaplain Collier for the multitude of violations everyday at the
Polunsky Chapel for 6 years ... fairness flew the coup at Polunsky
Chaplain
Equity TIMELINE April 2002 for Gary Johnson
- a 100-page letter to Executive Director Gary Johnson
in 2002, that four of us chaplains personally presented to Johnson that included
many unethical business practices. It contains much of the 2000
proposal, revised, and a critical TIMELINE of the unethical tweaking of the
Chaplaincy Director's job description and much more. A piece for the
archives, if ever there was. Pages 54-65 have timeline of unethical
practices.
Dan Patrick Donor Analysis - 01-2005 to
01-31-2021
Media Release Policy Fiasco - I
was set up in 2011 for taking photos within policy, having
the signed approval of the warden, but given a disciplinary
for a contrived violation, all detailed in the 700-pg Book
of Secrets (2013). As seen in this
exchange, the media policy was confused, then an additional
media form was created 12-12-2018
No JETS articles on Experiencing
God - having had trouble
finding academic articles/bookreviews to Blackaby's book, I
asked the premier evangelical society for help: none. To my
knowledge no conservative tenured professor of theology has
weighed in on it in a formal paper. Most academics do not
weigh in on popular books, especially elementary popular
Bible studies. Yet, because of its unprecedented sales and
odd theology, it is time for conservative and reformed
theologians to weigh in too. And it is the requirement
for prisoner to qualify for the NOBTS seminary in the Angola
prison.
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Baylor Study of Texas Prison
Seminary: Sung Joon Jang, Byron R. Johnson,
Joshua Hays, Michael Hallett, and Grant Duwe, “Prisoners
Helping Prisoners Change: A Study of Inmate Field Ministers
Within Texas Prisons,” International
Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology 64,
No. 5 (April 2020): 470–497.
Baylor Study of Angola
Seminiary: Michael Hallett, Joshua
Hays, Bryon Johnson, Sung Joon Jang, and Grant Duwe, The
Angola Prison Seminary: Effects of Faith-Based Ministry on
Identity Transformation, Desistance, and Rehabilitation (NY:
Routledge, 2017; 248 pp.).
No Number on How Many Prisoners Have Antisocial
Personality Disorder in TDCJ - No
#s in TDCJ for ASPD! ... I
asked on 3-25-21 “How many prisoners in TDCJ are diagnosed
with Antisocial Personality Disorder?” On 4-20-21, the
response was “We have no responsive information
Articles of Note
David M. Reutter, “Thou Shalt Not: Sexual Misconduct by
Prison and Jail Chaplains,” Prison Legal
News 21, No. 9 (Sept. 2010): 1–9.
David M. Reutter, “Clergy Who Advocate for Prisoners Barred
from Prisons and Jails,” Prison Legal
News 21, No. 9 (Sept. 2010): 10–11.
Stan Moody, “Chaplains Window Dressing in American Prisons,”
personal letter (Manchester, ME: March 26, 2011; 2 pps;
207-626-0594), documenting harassment of chaplains who stand
up for civil rights.
"The opposite
of faith is not heresy but indifference."
Elie Wiesel chairman
of the President's Commission on the Holocaust and
helped plan the American memorial to the victims of the
Holocaust; see his Report
to the President on the President's Commission on the
Holocaust (1979).
"Society wants
men to be taught to use liberty wisely while deprived of
it" (p. 11). "I believe there is a treasure in the
heart of every man if we can find it — if
we can help him find it. I believe
this is the true way to fight crime" (p. 229, the last
two sentences).
James V. Bennett, I
Chose Prison (Alfred A. Knopf, 1970,
229p), Director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons 1937
to 1964, during the time of the most substantial
change in in-prison programming in the history of the
world.
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Resources, Bibliography Sets, and Super Lists
Chaplaincy
Docs ~ Chaplaincy
Saved 2011 ~ Etymology
of "Chaplain"
31 Lists of Character Traits of 31
Leaders/Organizations
Religious Freedom Documents
~ Chaplaincy
Links Page
History of Prison Programming in
America ~ Masonic
Blue Slipper
Archive Intro
~ Crisis-Grief
Archive ~ Divorce
Archive ~ Super
Lists
Passion Week of Christ by friend Dr.
Col. Will Duke - R.I.P. 2020
Passion Book - Chart
of Passion Week
This is a meticulously crafted work, condensed here
Will
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Gib Lewis State
Prison Chaplaincy Department, 2011 - nice!
In 2007, helped return 25 TDCJ to State Budget - Letter from Rep. Jim
McReynolds - He helped in a load of efforts
over the years, a fine man.
Congress on Ministry in Specialized
Settings (COMISS) Report 1992, sent to all
TDCJ Chaplains in 1993 - sage advice still relevant - instead of caving,
this advice was followed by one chaplain since 1993, and this page is the
continued result of defending prison chaplaincy for 20 years.
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"The opposite of faith is not heresy but indifference."
Elie Wiesel
chairman of the President's
Commission on the
Holocaust and helped plan the American memorial to the victims
of the Holocaust;
see his
Report to the President
on the President's Commission on the Holocaust (1979).
"Society wants men to be taught to use liberty
wisely while deprived of it" (p. 11). "I believe there is a treasure in
the heart of every man if we can find it
— if we can help him find it. I
believe this is the true way to fight crime" (p. 229, the last two sentences).
James V. Bennett, I Chose Prison
(Alfred A. Knopf, 1970, 229p),
Director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons
1937 to 1964, during the time of the
most substantial change in in-prison
programming in the history of the world.
Faith Data on Texas Prison
Chaplaincy
Chaplaincy
Faith Percentages FY2010 - comprehensive look at the faith population in
TDCJ for FY 2010 ...
Much more to come ...
Historic Documents Texas Prison
Chaplaincy
Chaplain
Professional Equity
Proposal - 2000 ~ Original proposal that gained support and attained
the 1st pay group raise of Texas Chaplains in 40+ years during the 2001 Texas
Legislature - a bear to complete and still a powerful presentation on
Chaplaincy, the Chaplaincy Market, and the value of Chaplaincy to TDCJ and
Texas. See
Programmer Pay Grade.
Chaplain Professional
Equity Fact Sheet 2000 - first two-page fact sheet used that showed
statistics and specific contributions to mission-critical functions of the
agency.
Chaplain Professional
Equity Letter 2001 - four-page color letter used in Austin 2001 as we
fought for Chaplaincy Professional Equity, made a couple hundred color
copies and passed out in Austin.
V V V House Appropriations Chair Rob
Junnell receives Honor State Chaplain Award V V V
Chaplain
Equity TIMELINE April 2002 for Gary Johnson - a 100-page letter to Executive
Director Gary Johnson, that four of us chaplains personally presented to
Johnson over that included many unethical business practices.
It contains much of the 2000 proposal, revised, and a critical
TIMELINE of the unethical tweaking of the Chaplaincy Director's job
description and much more. A piece for the archives, if ever there
was. Pages 54-65 have timeline of unethical practices.
Gary Johnson -
September 2002 - Moratorium on Director of Chaplain Position - to
forestall more unethical hiring and degrading of TDCJ Chaplaincy -
Johnson initiated an internal affairs investigation,
but it was determined nothing purely illegal took place, though ethics had
been thrown out the window.
It was a warning that unethical practices would continue, and they did, in
the hiring of Bill Pierce shortly afterward, who did not even have an
accredited bachelor's degree.
See
Bill Pierce's 2000
Application here, at the time, the lowest qualified "director" of
chaplains in the history of the U.S.
August 22, 2014 - Letter to Brad
Livinston, Oliver Bell, legislators and TBCJ - plea for investigation
... and nothing follows
Chaplaincy Audit 2001 ~ First in Texas History, the raw data on questionnaires from
136 of the TDCJ's chaplains in November of 2001. No other more comprehensive look
at correctional chaplaincy exists anywhere or to date. See how they
themselves view the profession.
History of In-Prison
Programming in the USA by Dr. Michael G. Maness, 1997
for his dissertation at New Orleans Seminary
Etymology of "Chaplain" ~
Michael G.
Maness history and etymology of word "chaplain"
Legislation
on "Chaplain" in Texas' 81st Legislature
Equity for ALL Behind the Wire - and Chaplains
- Letter to Steve Ogden, Chairman of Texas Senate Finance Committee, et al
Religion in Prison: A 50-State Survey of Prison
Chaplains (3-22-12), what they do, what
happens
Documents of Note Related to TDCJ
Rehabilitation & Reentry
Supporting Documents & Technical Treatises
Highlighted Items
Professional
Correctional
Chaplaincy: Fact or Fiction, by Dr. Vance Drum,
Senior Chaplain, Eastham Prison, TDCJ, a paper presented at the 2007 American
Correctional Chaplaincy Association convention.
Measuring Prison
Chaplaincy Complexity, Maness 2001 Article, Restorative Justice News
Chaplains & Career Ladder
~
small request to raise 50 of the most senior TDCJ chaplains to Chaplain III;
this would be the first career ladder for TDCJ chaplains in Texas history, even as they recover
entire operating costs.
Baylor
2006 Landmark Study of Religion -
unique and comprehensive look a religion
Chaplaincy Audit 2001 ~
FIRST in Texas History, the raw data on questionnaires from
136 of the TDCJ's chaplains in November of 2001. No other more comprehensive look
at correctional chaplaincy exists anywhere or to date. See how they
themselves view the profession.
History of In-Prison
Programming in the USA by Dr. Michael G. Maness, 1997
for his dissertation at New Orleans Seminary
Restorative
Justice—America's New Frontier (print ready)
and
RJ Original
Publication
-
Michael G. Maness,
published in
Texas Journal of Corrections
Vol. 29:4, Nov. 2003
Prison Re-Entry
Report of the
Re-Entry Policy Council (2004) A huge 658-page
cross-continental study, see more at
www.ReEntryPolicy.org
Re-Entry in
Texas (2004) A good study by the
Urban Institute in Washington, D.C.
Special Studies
Pew
Center on the States - One in 100 Behind Bars 2008 -- comprehensive
look at prison in the USA
Chaplaincy and Volunteers
COST-Effectiveness ~
Fiscal Impact Statement ~ Chaplains Recover
ENTIRE Operating Costs 3x over,
irrefutably, even more with thought --Best Kept Secret in Texas
Chaplaincy
Market ~
Texas Chaplains are deserving of Professional Equity
National Chaplaincy Standards
~ TRUE Benchmarks for Success
TDCJ Chaplaincy & ACA Standards
~ THE Pursuit of Excellence involves the American Correctional Association:
Chaplaincy was there from the beginning
Flannelly, Kevin J., Linda L Emanuel, George F Handzo, Kathleen Galek,
Nava R Silton, and Melissa Carlson. “A
National Study of Chaplaincy Services and End of Life Outcomes,”
BMC Palliative Care 11, no. 10 (July
2012).
TDCJ Chaplaincy's Unmatched Statistics - True & Hidden Treasures
TDCJ
Staff Chaplain Cumulative Stats FYs 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016
Superlative numbers deserving equity in support
TDCJ
- RPD Quarterlies, 21 in All - FYs 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016
Staff Chaplain stats not mentioned one single time
Chaplaincy Statistics Cumulative 2010-2011-2012
Chaplaincy Statistics CLIPPED for FY2010-11
FY2004
Chaplaincy Stats
~ Compare > FY
2002
~ FY
2001
~ FY
2000
~
FY 1999
~
FY 1998
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These are extraordinary Performance Measures -- here for the first time.
See also the
TX State Auditor's Guide to Performance Measure
Management - 2000 ed.

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The
Independent Sector valued a volunteer’s
time at $23 per hour in 2015. With 560,261 volunteer hours reported in
2012, that is over $13.4 million for one year. Therefore, upon facilitation of
volunteers alone, chaplaincy recovers its entire operating costs over three
times! Some volunteers are worth much more
TDCJ RPD Division Reports from Marvin Dunbar, Manager III to Director, though
reports do not have routing
Chaplaincy Overview 2012 -
Chaplaincy Overview 2011 -
Chaplaincy Overview 2010
Open Record requests did not yield that any of these went to TBCJ
TDCJ
Chaplaincy Audit Results 2001 - First in Texas History, the raw data
on questionnaires from ALL of TDCJ's 150 chaplains in November of 2000.
See how they themselves view the profession.
Primary
Chaplaincy Equity Documents
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Chaplains -
Help - with Career Ladder small request to raise 40 of the most
senior TDCJ chaplains to Chaplain III; this would be the first career
ladder for TDCJ chaplains in Texas history--and still they recover ENTIRE
operating costs.
Chaplain Equity Proposal - Old - 2001 ~
Original proposal that gained support and attained the 1st pay group raise of
Texas Chaplains in 35+ years, the initial justification for full Chaplain
Professional Equity
TDCJ
Chaplaincy Audit Results 2001 ~
FIRST
in Texas History, the raw data on questionnaires from 150 TDCJ's chaplains in
November of 2000. No other more comprehensive look at correctional
chaplaincy exists anywhere or to date. See how they themselves view the
profession.
Cost-Effectiveness -- Chaplains Recover ENTIRE Operating Costs
3x
over, Irrefutably, even more with thought --
Best Kept Secret in Texas
Chaplaincy
Market ~ Without doubt - Texas Chaplains are Long Overdue
History
& Value of Correctional Chaplaincy ~
Emmett Solomon
(R.I.P. - 1936-2014)
Carol Vance on Chaplaincy ~ former TDCJ Board Chairman
Desert Storm & Prison Chaplaincy ~ Senior Chaplain M. Mantooth
Measuring Prison Chaplaincy Complexity, Maness 2001
Article ~ Restorative Justice News, Sept.-Dec., 2001, by
Michael G. Maness
Chaplain's
Job: Complex & Pervasive ~
Michael G. Maness
Brown, Leo E., “Prison Chaplaincy,”
Inside Corrections (March/April, 2012), 9-33, see
www.Ok.gov/doc/documents/marchapril.pdf,
the role of prison chaplaincy in Oklahoma, the whole issue devoted to
highlighting chaplaincy--superb article!
Professional Correctional Chaplaincy: Fact or
Fiction, by Dr. Vance Drum, Senior Chaplain, Eastham Prison, TDCJ, a
paper presented at the 2007 American Correctional Chaplaincy Association
convention.
Professional Chaplaincy: Role in Healthcare 2001 - no photos
One of the
most significant pieces of work on the contribution of professional
chaplaincy
by the largest collection of cross-disciplinary chaplaincy professionals as a
joint statement by the ACPE, APC, CAPPE, NACC and NAJC, a thought provoking look
at the complexity and depth of service by a professional chaplaincy. " The
first joint statement on this subject prepared by the five largest healthcare
chaplaincy organizations in North America representing over 10,000 members.
As a consensus paper, it presents the perspectives of these bodies on the
spiritual care they provide for the benefit of individuals, healthcare
organizations and communities."
FULL Version >
Professional Chaplaincy Role 2001 - 2.5 Mgs
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See site of origin >
www.healthcarechaplaincy.org/publications/publications/white_paper_05.22.01/index.html
Impact of
Inmate Participation In Chaplaincy Programs
Florida DOC 2001 document a clear correlation between inmate chapel attendance
and institutional adjustment, namely, lower disciplinary reports. Chapel
attendance was tracked for the months of July, August and September 2001 and
compared with statewide disciplinary reports on prisoners. The result is
incontrovertible: Chapel attendance by inmates positively effects the
institution with as much as 2/3 less disciplinary reports for those who attend
10+ times a month.
Watson-Wyatt vs. Solucient Surveys - the most significant data source
used by the Texas State Auditor's office on Chaplains was from the Watson-Wyatt
survey, yet the survey is grossly inadequate to discern a true market for
chaplains. Watson-Wyatt list of 551 hospitals is compared to the "Top 100
Hospitals" selected by Solucient, where Solucient's 460 Top 100 are culled from
3,000+ hospitals from 1993-2000, as well as 18 of the 20 largest pharmaceutical
manufacturers in the US (all the US hospitals reporting to Medicare):
astounding is the fact that so few of Watson-Wyatt hospitals appear in any
Solucient Top 100.
Prison
Ministries - Partial List of TDCJ Chaplains' Network - 700+

Elon Musk nailed it ... and much more ...
as though several never expected
to be exposed
TDCJ Chaplaincy Statistics
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not published by TDCJ, ever, to anyone
FY2012-Chaplaincy
~
FY2011
~
FY2010
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these as given for volunteers only - no time to consolidate yet
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FY2004 ~
FY 2002
~ FY
2001
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FY 2000
~
FY 1999
~
FY 1998
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These are extraordinary Performance Measures -- here for the first time.
--See
TX State Auditor's Guide to Performance Measure
Management 2000 Ed.
NEW:
TDCJ Staff Chaplain Cumulative Stats FYs 2013, 2014,
2015, 2016
Superlative
numbers deserving equity in support
NEW:
TDCJ - RPD Quarterlies, 21 in All - FYs 2013, 2014,
2015, 2016
Staff Chaplain stats not
mentioned one single time
TDCJ RPD Division Reports from Marvin Dunbar, Manager III to Director, though
reports do not have routing
Chaplaincy Overview 2012 - Chaplaincy
Overview 2011 - Chaplaincy
Overview 2010
Open Record requests did not yield that any of
these went to TBCJ
TDCJ Cumulative Statistics on Chaplaincy
2012-2011-2010 - Extraordinary Service
TDCJ Cumulative Statistics CLIPPED for FY2010-11
See the Independent Sector's Valuation of Volunteer Service - $23 per hour in
2015
www.IndependentSector.org/volunteer_time
As chaplains facilitate volunteers, there is a two-fold cost recovery on that
alone. And many volunteers are worth much more than that, and chaplaincy
contributes much more.
Prison
Unit Employee Pay Equity ~ How "attrition" is not the best excuse to
give raises
TDCJ & Texas State General Information
~
Prison
Unit Employee Pay Equity ~
How "Attrition" is a poor excuse to
give raises
State Classification Proposal for 2000-2001**
~
This was the proposal offered to the 77th Legislative Session. Chaplains
are on page 40. Beyond this proposal, our Legislators in 2001 gave a one
pay group raise to State Chaplains, the first in 40+ years. Also beyond
this proposal, the Correctional Officers of our prisons received a career ladder
up to 5 levels from 3 - somewhat paralleling what proposal was offering Juvenile
Correctional Officers.
2002-09-22 Letter to Gary Johnson asking for Moratorium on Hiring
Director of Chaplains because of hiring improprieties.
2004-2005
Proposed Changes to State Classification Schedule --
Chaplaincy Left Out Again -- Surprising Adjustments and Rationale that makes
CHAPLAIN Professional EQUITY all the more reasonable --
Auditor's Correctional Officer's Report
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The State Auditors report on Correctional Officer Staffing, needs,
assessments, etc., that does NOT necessarily reflect the experience of the
officers themselves. They could have done better for our staff -- namely
focused attention on how to increase pay in proportion to the "value" of their
service to the state of Texas. For instance, there is much well analyzed
data on raw facts but nearly nothing done on the complexity or stresses of the
job or how that job impacts the overall effectiveness of the TDCJ's mission
statement.
TX State Auditor's Guide to Performance Measure
Management 2002 edition
**HOW
performance measures are SUPPOSED to be used
Texas State Auditor's Methodology Manual - Frames
~
No Frames ~
This is how they do what they do - expansive AND informative to Chaplain
Professional Equity
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http://www.LBB.state.tx.us/ ~
http://www.STATE.tx.us/
Where "Professional Equity" Began
~
Chaplains
Speak: Education & Experience Second to None
Rationale for Professional Equity for Chaplains ~
M.G. Maness
WHY
for Chaplains ~
M.G. Maness
Watershed History ~ Where & When it all
began
First Pay Scale
Comparison ~ To TX Representative Ellis
showing odd differences &
asking basic questions
Chaplains Get a Small Boost ~ RJN article, May-Aug., 2001: from Texas
Senate & House to a conference committee, "how" we got a the 1st pay group raise
for state chaplains in state history, not yet Professional Equity, but a nice
boost
U.S. Army Chaplaincy Program
~
U.S.
Army Chaplaincy Constitutional Defense ~
U.S. Army Chaplaincy History ~ the
BEST
history of any Professional Chaplaincy Organization in the World --
bar none
-- extraordinary
Where Prison Chaplaincy Began:
History & Theory
Chaplaincy: Greatest Story 'Never' Told ~ David B. Plummer
Etymology of "Chaplain" ~
Michael G. Maness history and etymology of
word "chaplain"
Chaplain as Representative of the Transcendent ~ Guy Greenfield
History of In-Prison Programming in America ~
M.G. Maness
Chaplaincy Studies
Relevant
Technical Studies & Other Info ~
new PBS Documentary,
"How
Chaplains 'Lean into Painful Places'" article in
Huffington Post, by Adelle M. Banks of Religion News Service (11-2-15, 7:47 pm),
summing and telling about PBS Documentary
Strategic
Plan to Reduce Crime Through a Public/Private Partnership
Proposal to Build Prison Chapels**
~
Frank
Graham & Chapel of Hope Huge,
noble effort to build free standing chapels in ALL Texas Prisons
Congress on Ministry in Specialized Settings (COMISS)
Report 1992, sent to all TDCJ
Chaplains in 1993 - sage advice still relevant
California
Chaplain Study - 1991 ~ Chaplain
Leadership Complexity
California
Chaplain Study - 2001 ~ Chaplain
Leadership Complexity
Marsh v. Chambers 1983 ~
Supreme Court
decision supporting state paid chaplains to open Nebraska's legislature with
prayer
Maryland
Chaplaincy Expansion Proposal 1992 ~ Sociologically
Poignant
Wisconsin 1998 Faith-Based Approaches**
~ Chaplaincy
First
Brown, Leo E., “Prison
Chaplaincy,”
Inside Corrections (March/April, 2012), 9-33, see
www.Ok.gov/doc/documents/marchapril.pdf, the role of
prison chaplaincy in Oklahoma, the whole issue devoted
to highlighting chaplaincy--superb article!
Major Chaplaincy Networks &
Training
Clinical Training & Networks
Association of Clinical Pastoral Education ~
Find ACPE Center
Institute for Clinical Pastoral Training
Health
Care Chaplaincy Network & CPE.org
Spiritual Care Association
Chaplain Connection
Major Chaplain Certifications
American Correctional Chaplains Association
Association of Certified Christian Chaplains
Association of Professional Chaplains
Canadian Association for Spiritual Care
Center for Spiritual Care & Pastoral Formation
College of Pastoral Supervision and Psychotherapy
Healthcare Chaplains Ministry
Association
International Association of
Christian Chaplains
National Association of Catholic Chaplains
National Association of Veterans Affairs
Chaplains
National Conference of Veterans Affairs
Catholic Chaplains
Neshama: Association of Jewish Chaplains
National Institute of Business and Industrial
Chaplains
Polunsky Security Camera Data - Wardens KNEW about Twilight Zone
Polunsky Security Cameras:
See then TDCJ Michelle Lyons' 2011 article
www.SecurityInfoWatch.com/news/10534358/texas-prisons-migrate-to-network-video.
Compare with
STS360’s VP Jessica Clark’s
2013 article
http://security-today.com/Articles/2013/09/01/Behind-the-Bars.aspx
See
www.PreiousHeart.net/OIG/Clark-2013.pdf
and
www.PreciousHeart.net/OIG/Lyons-2011.pdf,
in case any of the primary sources change the original
addresses to the articles.
NEW --- 70 TBCJ Summary Reports 2007 to 2019
with Chaplaincy Word
Frequency Analysis
Not One Actionable Response to a Public
Comment in 12 Years!
by Michael G. Maness
author of
How We
Saved Texas Prison Chaplaincy 2011
See PDF with all 70 summaries in 895 searchable pages here:
www.PreciousHeart.net/chaplaincy/TBCJ_2007-2019.pdf
These 70 Texas
Board of Criminal Justice meeting summaries cover March 2007 to Feb. 2019—12 years—TBCJ meeting #130 to #203.
At each meeting, each board member had a stack of other material
related to each agenda item.
Most summaries are 10-15 pages, for 895 pages in all, with 300,482 words. Of
the 12 years from.
TDCJ Links to each report from March 2007 to Feb. 2019 at
www.TDCJ.Texas.gov
February 08, 2019
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December 13, 2018
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October 18, 2018
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August 24, 2018
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June 29, 2018
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April 20, 2018
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February 23, 2018
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December 15, 2017
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October 19, 2017
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August 25, 2017
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June 30, 2017
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April 06, 2017
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February 10, 2017
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December 09, 2016
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October 18, 2016
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ugust 18, 2016
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June 24, 2016
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April 15, 2016
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February 19, 2016
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December 15, 2015
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October 15, 2015
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August 07, 2015
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June 10, 2015
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April 17, 2015
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February
20, 2015
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December 5, 2014
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October 9, 2014
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August 22, 2014