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A liberal religious network for people
on both sides of the prison walls
  • About
    • Who We Are
    • Contact Us
  • Deepen & Connect
    • 3 Simple Ways to Spread Holiday Cheer to Incarcerated UUs
    • Pen Pals
    • Circles of Support
    • Congregational Satellite Partnership
    • Testimonials
  • Resources
    • Folks Doing the Work
    • Resources for the Struggle
    • Blog
  • Donate

all are inherently WORTHY NOW of love & justice

A Prison Ministry Network: Powered by the CLF

Worthy Now brings together people on both sides of prison walls to share in beloved community. We affirm that every person deserves love, respect, and support — not someday when we have improved ourselves, but exactly as we are right now.

Discover ways to

Deepen & Connect

Become a Pen Pal

Build a one-to-one letter-writing friendship with a UU who is incarcerated

Circles of Support

Join a community of people committed to serving those who are incarcerated

Ambassador Program

Become part of the CLF Prison Ministry Team, visiting and speaking up for our incarcerated members

Classes/Events

Explore upcoming events and trainings on prison ministry and mass incarceration

The female incarcerated population has increased 400% since the inception of the drug war

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65% of inmates in prisons are nonviolent offenders


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Offering Plate

Name Worthy Now as a recipient of your congregation’s offering. Your weekly or monthly collection sustains this network of religious liberals devoted to prison ministry and justice work. If every UU congregation shared a portion of its plate with Worthy Now, the impact would be enormous.

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Offer a Worthy Now Worship Service

Would your congregation like to learn more about the U.S. prison system? The Worthy Now Prison Ministry Team provides a ready-to-use online worship service that centers the experiences of incarcerated UUs. Sign up to bring this service to your congregation.

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Partner with
Worthy Now

Incarcerated people with “non-traditional” spiritual beliefs often lose hope of finding a religious community that will walk with them and nurture their spiritual growth. Serving each of our incarcerated members for a full year costs the CLF $150. But prison ministry is not ours to carry alone. Your congregation can partner with the CLF and become part of our Circle of Support.

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