Rev. James Redding

[...]it was the good reverend that started the "Helping Hand Halfway House" that offered refuge to those individuals who were recently released from prison and lacked housing and the necessary skills to obtain meaningful employment.

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Published inCall and post (Cincinnati, Ohio ed.) Vol. 97; no. 33
Main Author Robinson, Ray
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Cleveland, Ohio Call and Post 14.08.2013
EditionAll-Ohio edition
Subjects
Black history
Clergy
Employment
Halfway houses
Redding, James D
Rehabilitation of criminals
Cleveland Ohio
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Summary:[...]it was the good reverend that started the "Helping Hand Halfway House" that offered refuge to those individuals who were recently released from prison and lacked housing and the necessary skills to obtain meaningful employment.