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On this episode of Our American Stories, Jim McCloskey grew up in church, but as he got older, he wanted nothing to do with his childhood faith. After a successful business career, Jim found himself feeling empty. He decided to return to church, and—to his surprise—began considering seminary, which would lead him to a jail cell with an innocent man in it.

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<p>On this episode of Our American Stories, Jim McCloskey grew up in church, but as he got older, he wanted nothing to do with his childhood faith. After a successful business career, Jim found himself feeling empty. He decided to return to church, and&mdash;to his surprise&mdash;began considering seminary, which would lead him to a jail cell with an innocent man in it.</p>
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How One Man's Faith Moved Him to Fight for A Wrongly Imprisoned Man

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