REMEMBERED FOR DRAMATIC FAITH CONVERSION, LIFE
By Michelle A. Vu
April 21, 2012
Chuck Colson, who became a born-again Christian amid the Watergate scandal and later became the most prominent advocate for the spiritual transformation of prisoners, died Saturday afternoon, according to Prison Fellowship ministry. He was 80.
"Evangelical Christianity lost one of its most eloquent and influential voices today with the death of Charles W. 'Chuck' Colson. The Prison Fellowship and Colson Center for Christian Worldview founder died Saturday afternoon from complications resulting from a brain hemorrhage," said PRISON FELLOWSHIP MINISTRY IN A STATEMENT.
Colson had suffered from intracerebral hemorrhage, which resulted in him undergoing surgery about two weeks ago to remove the blood clot on his brain. Initially, his condition improved and he was able to talk to his wife and children. But late Tuesday, his condition took a turn for the worse and doctors had advised the Colson family to gather by his bedside in preparation for his departure. THE REST
LESSONS FROM CHUCK COLSON: A HEAVEN-BENT TRANSFORMER OF THIS WORLD
REMEMBERING THE LEGACY OF CHUCK COLSON (1931-2012)
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