October 2026 Newsletter
Chris Valka on how PEP makes prison redemptive, the grand opening of Innovation Apartments in Dallas, upcoming volunteer events, and Joshua L. on mending bridges with his daughters.
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Chris Valka on how PEP makes prison redemptive, the grand opening of Innovation Apartments in Dallas, upcoming volunteer events, and Joshua L. on mending bridges with his daughters.
Behind every PEP statistic is a father hoping to reconnect with the people he loves.
Behind every PEP statistic is a father hoping to reconnect with the people he loves.
Behind every PEP statistic is a father hoping to reconnect with the people he loves.
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