Prison Fellowship
Charlie Coleman possesses extensive experience in technology management and software development, currently serving as the Director of Application Development and SaaS Integration at Prison Fellowship since March 2019. Prior to this role, Charlie worked as a Senior Network Engineer at AT&T Mobility, where an Automated Data Dictionary framework was designed and implemented across multiple databases. Previous positions include Project Manager at Coveros, Inc., Owner of CColeman Consulting, Systems Engineer at Precise Systems, Inc., and System Acquisition Manager at the National Security Agency, showcasing a diverse background in engineering, project management, and technical leadership. Educational qualifications include a Master's degree in Engineering Management/Information Management from The George Washington University, a Nanodegree in Web Page, Digital/Multimedia and Information Resources Design from Udacity, and a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from Missouri University of Science and Technology.
Prison Fellowship
Prison Fellowship® trains and inspires churches and communities—inside and outside of prison—to support the restoration of those affected by incarceration. We equip correctional leaders, volunteers, and incarcerated men and women to make prisons more rehabilitative places; we advocate for a more restorative criminal justice system; and we collaborate with churches and local service providers to support former prisoners, their families, and their communities. Seek justice. Love mercy. Restore hope. Interested in volunteering with us? Please visit our Take Action page: http://bit.ly/356fJE8 ============== Prison Fellowship is a national, nonprofit organization founded in 1976 by former Nixon aide Charles Colson. Colson was incarcerated for Watergate-related charges and could not forget those he had left behind prison walls. He launched Prison Fellowship to give prisoners the opportunity to experience the radically transforming power of Christ that he had already experienced.