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Issue No: 1	Cover - Blue
From England - JR 1 INSPIRED JUSTICE Jonathan Burnside writes about justice in the Old Testament and its practical relevance for today. From Peru - JR 2 A LOOK AT THE VICTIMS VICTIMOLOGY AND THE CHALLENGES FACING PRISON CHAPLAINS José Luis Peréz Guadaloupe applies ideas from victimology to pastoral work among prisoners. From New Zealand - JR 3 PAIN, JUSTICE AND THE HOPE OF REDEMPTION Chris Marshall writes about hope for those who suffer in criminal justice systems. From England - JR 4 RESTORATIVE JUSTICE IN THE PRISON SETTING Andrew Coyle outlines his worldwide experience of imprisonment and his belief in restorative prisons. From Eire - JR 5 LAW AND MORALITY Patrick Hannon considers moral and theological questions about punishment. From USA - JR 6 A REFLECTION ON JESUS AND THE GALLOWS Ronald W. Nikkel writes about capital punishment.
Issue No: 2	Cover - Salmon
From Wales - JR 7 MINISTRY IN PRISONS: THEOLOGICAL REFLECTION Copyright Rowan Williams 1994 Rowan Williams writes about prison ministry. From New Zealand - JR 8 THE IMPACT OF FAITH ON OFFENDING AND REOFFENDING Kim Workman writes about the role of spirituality in changing the lives of offenders. From England - JR 9 AN END TO PRISONERS Stephen Pryor offers a fundamental reappraisal of imprisonment From USA - JR 9 WHAT I LEARNED FROM FLICKIN' JOE Jens Soering relates how incidents of violence in prison taught him about Centering Prayer From England - JR 11 WHY SHOULD CHRISTIANS BE CONCERNED ABOUT CRIMINAL JUSTICE? Stuart Dew write on the need for church involvement in penal affairs From England - JR 12 CRIME AND MORALITY John Croft writes about his belief that Judaeo-Christian traditions are threatened by the rise in global and domestic crime.
Issue No: 3	Cover - Green
From New Zealand - JR 13 PRISON, PRISONERS AND THE BIBLE Christopher Marshall writes on Biblical themes about imprisonment From England - JR 14 THE HOLY SPIRIT AND THE LAW David McIlroy writes on Biblical ideas about the Law. From Canada - JR 15 DON'T FENCE US IN Naomi Klein writes on how globalisation creates fences. From England - JR 16 PRISONERS AND THEIR BELIEFS Jane Clay writes about ministry in a women's prison From South Africa - JR 17 RESTORATIVE JUSTICE AND THE REGULATORY STATE IN SOUTH AFRICAN TOWNSHIPS Declan Roche writes on establishing peace committees From England - JR 18 HEALING THE COMPULSIVE AND PERSISTENT OFFENDER Peter Sedgwick writes about helping very dangerous people. From Canada - JR 19 RESTORATIVE JUSTICE - WORKING TOWARD HEALING, PEACE AND FORGIVENESS Rod Carter writes on survival as an ex-offender and as a prison chaplain. From England - JR 20 REFLECTION ON RETIREMENT - BUT NOT ON RETIRING Alan Duce writes on the background of the publication.
Issue No: 4	Cover - Yellow
From Hong Kong - JR 21 RELIGIOUS REHABILITATION - AN ELEMENT OF A HOLISTIC REHABILITATION Tobias Brandner writes on positive experiences as a prison chaplain. From England - JR 22 FROM DOUBT TO ACCEPTANCE - A CATHOLIC PERSPECTIVE ON HUMAN RIGHTS Cherie Booth puts contemporary views of human rights in historical perspective. From USA - JR 23 J USTICE AND PEACE Nicholas Wolterstorff writes on a theological understanding of justice and peace. From England - JR 24 COMMENTS ON BEGGING - GIVE AND ASK NO QUESTIONS Roy Hattersley and Charles Lamb present attitudes to begging from different centuries. From Canada - JR 25 SPIRITUALITY EVALUATION OF RESTORATIVE JUSTICE Wayne Northey writes about the background to restorative justice. From Israel - JR 26 THE UNIVERSAL HOUSE OF JUSTICE The Baha'i World Centre presents beliefs about justice. From England - JR 27 CHILDREN WHO KILL - HOW CAN WE FORGIVE THEM? Gwyneth Boswell writes on disturbing problems posed by child murderers. From Uganda - JR 28 DEVELOPING A UGANDAN VICTIM-OFFENDER MEDIATION MODEL Marian Liebmann writes on progress in restorative justice in Uganda.
Issue No: 5	Cover - Pink
From Germany - JR 29 BIBLICAL THOUGHTS ON PRISONER PASTORAL CARE Johannes Beutler write on Biblical ideas about imprisonment. From England - JR 30 COPING WITH CONFLICT David Faulkner presents constructive ideas about conflict. From New Zealand - JR 31 A THEOLOGY OF REDEMPTION FOR PRISON MINISTRY Jeremy Witherow writes on bringing hope to prisoners. From England - JR 32 THE PHILOSOPHY OF COMPENSATION John Haldane and Anthony Harvey reflect on compensating victims. From Scotland - JR 33 BEYOND RACISM AND SECTARIANISM: IS RELIGION THE PROBLEM OR THE SOLUTION? Duncan Forrester celebrates difference and diversity. From England - JR 34 THE POOR ARE ALWAYS WITH YOU - A SIDEWAYS VIEW OF LONDON Nicholas Holtam reflects on homelessness and poverty. From Ireland - JR 35 TRUST AND TERROR Onora O'Neill writes on rights and democracy. From England - JR 36 THEOLOGICAL REFLECTION ON CONDUCT Francis Bridger writes on professional conduct in today's social climate.
Issue No: 6	Cover - Purple
From South Africa - JR 37 RESTORING JUSTICE Desmond Tutu writes about Restorative Justice, Truth and Reconciliation. From England - JR 38 CHRISTIAN APPROACHES TO PEOPLE OF OTHER FAITHS Helen Reid writes about the choice between dialogue and evangelism. From Austria - JR 39 THE PRISON PASTORATE Karl Rahner delivers a meditation to prison chaplains. From England - JR 40 EVIL IN THE VIRTUAL EDEN Elena Curtis of The Lucy Faithfull Foundation writes about her faith in the light of her husband's involvement with child pornography. From Canada and England - JR 41 OUR COMMON DESTINY - UBIQUITOUS RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE Elaine MacInnes and Sandy Chubb write about helping prisoners benefit from meditation. From England - JR 42 JUSTIFYING STRANGERS David Goodhart challenges attitudes to diversity and the welfare state. From New Zealand - JR 43 CRIME, CRUCIFIXION AND THE FORGOTTEN ART OF LAMENT Christopher Marshall comments on the neglected contemporary dimension of God-directed complaint. From Eire - JR 44 ARE PRISONERS ENEMIES OR CITIZENS? Vivian Stern discusses the responsibilities of church, state and society.

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