CHAPLAIN CURTIS BROWDER MINISTRY

In 1978, Chaplain Browder (Chap), was appointed by Governor George C. Wallace as Alabama's First Black Prison Chaplain for the Alabama Department of Corrections.

In 1978, Chaplain Browder (Chap), was appointed by Governor George C. Wallace as Alabama's First BlackChaplain Curtis Browder

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Today, Chap conducts prison revivals ministering to over 20,000 inmates. He understands the need for after care facilities for ex-offenders and the importance of meeting the needs of the whole man and woman. Chaplain Curtis Browder Ministry (CCBM) provides home plans, mentoring, counseling and jobs upon parole. Read more

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Chaplain Browder's ministry work can be seen in the new HBO Documentary The Alabama Solution.

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One in every 75 ADULTS in Alabama is behind bars, making the state’s incarceration rate sixth highest in the nation.

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