Exodus Transitional Community

[1][2][3] It helps these individuals build stable lives by promoting their social and economic well-being so as to break the cycle of recidivism.

[4] A group of New York State prisoners that were serving lengthy sentences developed, along with Chaplain Rev.

The Exodus Group offered opportunities for study and discussion based on a model of self-discovery, acceptance of responsibility for past behavior, and dedication to change.

Bill Webber, then president of the New York Theological Seminary, the Exodus Group's spirit of empowerment led to the development of an accredited master's degree program in Sing Sing Correctional Facility.

After many meetings, speaking engagements, and requests for assistance, Exodus Transitional Community, Inc. received its first substantial contribution and officially opened its doors in March 1999.

Alvin Willis, an intake counsel, talks to new clients of the program.