Triple P (Prayer, Praise, and Perseverance) : building spiritual resiliency with prisoners incarcerated at USACA-E

Myron  C. Byles

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Triple P (Prayer, Praise, and Perseverance) : building spiritual resiliency with prisoners incarcerated at USACA-E

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MLA citation style (9th ed.)

Myron C. Byles. Triple P (prayer, Praise, and Perseverance) : Building Spiritual Resiliency with Prisoners Incarcerated At Usaca-e. Wesley Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/23c0067b-dbfe-4da2-8be1-08d9662381fd.

APA citation style (7th ed.)

M. C. Byles. Triple P (Prayer, Praise, and Perseverance) : building spiritual resiliency with prisoners incarcerated at USACA-E. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/23c0067b-dbfe-4da2-8be1-08d9662381fd

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Myron C. Byles. Triple P (prayer, Praise, and Perseverance) : Building Spiritual Resiliency with Prisoners Incarcerated At Usaca-E. Wesley Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/23c0067b-dbfe-4da2-8be1-08d9662381fd.

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Myron C. Byles

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'Service members in the United States Armed Services are praised and honored by the nation. On the contrary, service members lose the respect of the nation when sentenced to the correctional facility (USACA-E) in Sembach, Germany. Most of these service members lose all of their medical, educational, and financial benefits from the United States government. It does not matter how many deployments or years the service members have devoted to the country. Their criminal acts can override any successes of their past. The prisoners at USACA-E benefit from the 6-weeks Triple P program. Triple P assist prisoners with skills to become spiritually resilient during their incarceration. The program offers hope to prisoners in seemingly hopeless situations.' -- Leaf [2].

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