Inside this book, you will go inside this prison – the Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola, LA. Cain’s Redemption gives a riveting view of the lives of Lifers in a society that was once considered notorious and humanly insufferable. That was then. Today, Angola is a model institution where the opportunity for purposeful change is available to every inmate. Warden Burl Cain calls it moral rehabilitation.

At Angola, failed efforts at reform have been replaced by a culture of transformed minds and attitudes. In the book, Warden Cain states that his legacy at Angola isn’t bricks and mortar. It’s what’s in the hearts of men.

Cain’s Redemption leaves an indelible impact on the human soul. I believe it has the power to touch the conscience of even the most agnostic reader.

From The Cover:

Warden Burl Cain is proving that moral rehabilitation IS possible – even for the most hardened criminals.

Once called “the bloodiest prison in America”, the Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola is now known as a place of hope for its more than five thousand inmates.

The credit for this unprecedented transformation is given to its one-of-a-kind warden, Burl Cain. His steadfast rejection of a “lock’em up and throw away the key” mentality can be seen in the progressive, compassionate programs and sound correctional procedures he has implemented. But the hallmark of Cain’s remarkable administration is his relentless efforts to help each inmate discover value and purpose in his life, to experience true freedom of the soul.

Cain’s Redemption is a powerful portrait of this legendary prison and the inspiring people on both sides of its gates.
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