BYU law professor Jane Mitchell explores how love, faith, and accountability help people move beyond crime.
The Children and Youth program’s 2027 refinements put monthly gospel invitations and lifelong discipleship at the center.
BYU law professor Jane Mitchell explores how love, faith, and accountability help people move beyond crime.
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