Prison Fellowship Celebrates 50 Years, The Story of Family. And the Growing Problem of Aging Alone
2026-08-07 · 66 min · 9 entities
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An organization started by Chuck Colson celebrates 50 years of caring for inmates and their families. An online video reveals how much family means to children. And who is going to care for the growing number of people aging alone?
Segment 1 – Prison Fellowship's 50 th Anniversary ; The Story of Family
Prison Fellowship
They Loved Me Without Looking video
Segment 2 – Solo Aging
NPR article on solo aging
Segment 3 – Revealing Oxford Debate
X post from debate
Fox article on Michigan Senate race
The Law of Merited Impossibility