Thank you for attending 13th: The Role of Faith Communities in Criminal Justice Reform at Gethsemane United Methodist Church. With your help, we can mobilize our communities to transform the criminal justice system in America and abroad. We have a few quick reminders to follow-up from Saturday’s event.
- If you have time, please take a 5 minutes to complete our post-event survey, to help us improve future community discussions and to determine what our next collaborative action steps should be. (Click here to complete the Post-Event Survey).
- To help all continue to move forward with this key justice work, we developed a list of resources that you, your congregation, or community group can use to continue the conversation and put feet to our faith. (Download the Faith Communities in Criminal Justice Reform Resource Guide).
- Stay connected with Gethsemane! Photographs from the Screenings and Discussion can be found on Gethsemane’s Facebook page (Click here to view the album).
- Finally, we would like to thank our panelists again for sharing their time and experiences with our community.
Thomas Davis
Retired, Prince George’s County Police Department
Rev. Laura Markle Downton
Director, U.S. Prisons Policy & Program
National Religious Campaign Against Torture
Rev. Brian Jackson
Co-chair, Criminal Justice, and Mercy Ministry
Baltimore-Washington Conference of the United Methodist Church
Rev. Dr. Sonia King
Co-chair, Criminal Justice, and Mercy Ministry
Baltimore-Washington Conference of the United Methodist Church
Devan Martin, Chief of Police, Town of Seat Pleasant
Rondell Pooler Owner, Rooted and Sustained
Stay Connected with Gethsemane United Methodist Church as we will be following up this conversation with more action! Visit gethsemaneumc.org/13thfilm for updates.