Carl’s Story – Another example of God’s Amazing Grace
Anyone who has served on a Kairos team has witnessed the impact that God’s grace has on both participants and team members. Back in about 2010, whilst an inmate in
Tag: Kairos Inside (KI)
A celebration of service – Tony Jurd
Tony and his wife Rosemary were joined by many KI Alexander Maconochie (AMC) volunteers and their families along with members of other organisations in which Tony has had active involvement,
A Really Great Week! Mid North Coast Men #17
We all want to thank everyone for their prayerful support for Kairos Inside Mid North Coast #17 – it was greatly appreciated. The men opened up at the Closing Ceremony.
AMC KI Team Return After Five Years
A short course was run at the Alexander Maconochie Centre in Canberra on 26 to 29 April led by Richard Scott. AMC #9 had 16 inmates attended the short course
Holy Thursday Service at John Morony
This month, an encouraging article published by Catholic Outlook about a recent service held at John Morony Correctional Centre in NSW. “We don’t have to be imprisoned in our thinking,
Kairos Church Service
John Layton, Wayne Ulrich, David Livingstone, Glenn Maas, Pauline Turnbull, Maureen Bradley, Andy Turner, Dennis Grant, Keith Robbins. A team from the Kairos Mid North Coast Correctional Centre representing Kairos
New Year Blessings
The Kairos Inside Wolston (QLD) #13 Short Course was run over the week of Tuesday 2nd to Friday 5th January 2024. On the course we had 19 participants, 13 inside
Canberra Information Morning
The above pictures show some of the organisers and presenters at the Kairos information morning in Canberra on 4th November. Speakers at the gathering were Teresa from KO Canberra, Sue
Article “Sharing the Good News at the Peripheries”
We were pleased to see a reference to Kairos Prison Ministry in “The Bridge Newsletter”. Take some time to read the below article. Link to website: https://nce.catholic.org.au/the-bridge/the-bridge/sharing-peripheries
Kairos Talk at Wanniassa Anglican ACT
Wanniassa Anglican Church ACT had a men’s breakfast with 70+ men (12 to 80+ years) hearing about God’s loving work in a harsh prison. Dan the Chaplain and then Neil