Steve Gravett Knihy

Focusing on the issue of drug misuse within the prison system, this handbook serves as a vital resource for professionals and students in penal drug policy. It offers current insights into drug types, misuse, and relevant legislation, while detailing government and prison strategies aimed at addressing these challenges. The book evaluates the effectiveness of various methods employed to combat drug problems in prisons and considers future strategies and practices for improvement.

The book delves into the distinctive aspects of prison life, highlighting various programs and opportunities available for inmates to confront their criminal behaviors. It emphasizes skill development and the pursuit of qualifications, aiming to facilitate rehabilitation and reintegration into society.

Are Christians really any different from everyone else? Can assisted suicide ever be justified? Does God bless gay marriage? Is it acceptable for Christians to celebrate pagan festivals? These questions, and many more, can be difficult to answer, even for those who have been believers for many years. Steve Gravett tackles these questions head on, believing that when empowered, each of us can gain a better understanding of some of the more challenging issues in our churches. He explores how the scriptures provide answers to many of the questions we face as Christians and equips us with the knowledge and resources we need to communicate the truths that the Bible holds.