Are you sure?
This bookmark will be removed from all folders and any saved notes will be permanently removed.
Forgiveness and regeneration
Corrections official John Clague in conversation with News Editor Kim Shippey
FOR MANY YEARS, John Clague of Eugene, Oregon, has handled correctional work in a local corrections system. His experience in several managerial positions has given him a broad perspective on the criminal justice system and what it means for our society today. He is now chief deputy for the Sheriff's office.
"I first took an interest in prison work when I was in college, majoring in sociology and anthropology," Mr. Clague told us. "I volunteered to work with the prisoners at a nearby state penitentiary who were 'doing life' for the crimes they had committed.

July 26, 1999 issue
View Issue-
To Our Readers
Russ Gerber
-
YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from William D. Hutchinson, Jean Jamis
-
items of interest
with contributions from Bernie S. Siegel
-
Disease has no hold on you
By David C. Driver
-
CHILD HEALED OF DIABETES
Louise Kyes Grover
-
Fearless in the face of crisis
By Jane Kanugu Mirianki
-
God's love removed my grief
By Tiendi Joseph Ngalim
-
Disempowering stress
By Jason Sheppard Greer
-
Call on God... His help is immediate
By Laura Matthews
-
"Woe is me" no more
By Alfred J. Gemrich
-
ELIMINATE THE "CANNOTS"
Thora H. Wardwell
-
HOW love settled a legal dispute
By Lawrie Ward Honens
-
Forgiveness and regeneration
John Clague
-
Injured hip healed
Marlene Engle
-
Prayer brings safety in severe storm and conquers pain
Karen D. Kopper
-
Prejudice healed; effects of an accident overcome
June E. Beckwith
-
Spiritual understanding removes an abnormal growth
Ndefi Victor Bavua
-
Reliance on God—a healing of diabetes
By Virginia M. Lindquist
-
Your influence
William E. Moody