"I shudder to think of what I'd been if I hadn't gone to jail." - Charles Colson
B.A. Brown University; J.D. George Washington University Law School; Captain, United States Marine Corp; Assistant to the Assistant Secretary of the Navy; founder law firm Colson & Morin; Special Counsel to President Richard Nixon; author of Nixon's "Enemies List"; member of the Committee to Reelect the President; appointed E. Howard Hunt to White House Special Operations Unit; indicted for conspiracy to coverup Watergate burglary, felon; conversion to Christianity; guilty plea - obstruction of justice; 1-3 year jail sentence; disbarred; served 7 months jail at Maxwell Correctional Facility, Alabama; founder "Prison Fellowship (now nation's largest prison ministry); founder "Justice Fellowship"; Distinguished Lecturer, Harvard Business School; principal writer "Manhattan Decleration"; principal writer "Evangelicals & Catholics Together; recipient of Templeton Prize for Progress in Religon, $1,000,000 prize donated to Prison Fellowship; recipient Presidential Citizens Medal; author: "Born Again", "Life Sentence", "Loving God", "Kingdoms In Conflict", "Being The Body", "Why America Doesn't Work:, "How Now Shall We Live". Promoted to glory, April 21, 2012.