Charles Colson

Charles Colson was a prominent American lawyer and political advisor who served as Special Counsel to President Richard Nixon. After a conviction related to the Watergate scandal, he became a Christian and dedicated his life to faith-based initiatives. He founded Prison Fellowship, a nonprofit organization focused on Christian ministry and reform within the criminal justice system. Colson's transformation from a government insider to a religious leader and social advocate made him a noteworthy figure in American religious and political history, emphasizing themes of redemption and community service.