Jesus, volunteers and our city misdemeanor courts : when Christians, Jews and humanitarian volunteers share Christ-like love with offenders, city courts are havens of hope and help and prevent many felonies
Keith J. Leenhouts (Author)
Print Book, English, 2006
Xulon Press, [Place of publication not identified], 2006
xiv, 155 pages ; 23 cm
9781597819732, 1597819735
923756838
Why I believe in volunteer court mentors
A city court judge's prayer
Ten Commandments of a Christian city court judge
The volunteer inspirational personality, the role of the volunteer court mentor
The story of twelve modern day disciples and one apostle
Resources for the volunteer court mentor
Discipline
The women's program
Repentance
Restitution
Characteristics of a judge: humble
The role of a Christian judge in a city misdemeanor court
The failures
Even if it is only saving money
Dissemination
Juvenile and felony courts
The volunteer court movement 1959-2006: an evaluation of a certified public accountant
National Institutes of Health study proves volunteers are effective in a court probation program
A few suggestions
Resources to assist in beginning and expanding the use of volunteers in courts