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In this episode, Micah talks with colleague Prof. Todd Cioffi of Calvin Prison Initiative. Cioffi is a graduate of Hope College and Princeton Theological Seminary. In addition to teaching at Handlon Correctional Facility, Cioffi is assistant professor of Congregational and Ministry Studies (CMS) and research fellow at Calvin University’s Institute of Christian Worship. The pair discuss education in correctional institutions through the lens of Cioffi’s unique experience.
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