by AIC Timothy Espinoza In prison, as in life, friends are important. Some guys were talking in the gym,” Did you hear about John? (Name changed to keep his privacy.) He fell with a massive seizure! He’s in the infirmary now. That can’t be good.” 1000 thoughts crashed through his […]
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Written by one of our Adults in Custody. Thanks Angela!! By Angela K. In any crisis the only control we have is over our attitude. Sometimes I am forced to choose it moment by moment. When I watch the news, I am reminded how egocentric we are as humans. We
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As we continue to ask for material from our prisoner partners to add to this post, various forms are presented. Poetry is a popular submission. Thanks Todd! God’s Missing Flag I have been neatly tucked away, folded and forgotten. I am covered in a layer of dust and not pulled
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(Intro by Dale Russell) As we continue to provide opportunity to our AIC (Adult in Custody) contacts to give us glimpses into their lives, here is an example of how love and concern shows up with grace. This becomes a natural process when God redeems and transforms. Don’t you find
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What should we call people with a criminal history—and why does it matter? (Intro by Dale Russell) There are great ministries all around us who approach prisoners in positive, Biblical and practical ways. I ran across this blog recently and was so impressed with the loving concern being expressed and
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