Twenty-seven years ago, Gill first got involved with Kairos Prison Ministry Australia after a close friend asked her to bring her musical skills as a singer and guitarist to the
Walking into a medium-security correctional centre for the first time is a sensory shock. The environment is defined by wire, heavy doors, and a hushed, clinical volume. But while Jim,
Having a loved one in prison is not the most common of experiences, and it can be a troubling and isolating time. Merry didn’t quite realise just how much pain
About eight years ago, Ace’s life hit rock bottom. He had committed serious offenses and was facing time in prison. “I was in a mess. Hard things had happened to
Imagine waking up each day and feeling like the world is in darkness. Every day is simply about survival. Your marriage, your family, your work – they all sit in
It has been a privilege to watch God at work, and I am in awe of just what He can achieve over the small time frame of around 46 hours,
Remembering the words of Christ, “the Son of man did not come to be served but to serve” and “it is more blessed to give than to receive”. If you
I was eligible to attend the weekend as my youngest son, was involved with the justice system. It was through my son’s struggles that I was prayed for, even
It was difficult to say Yes, when I was asked to be on team for Kairos because I didn’t know what to expect, now going to prison was not on
We all took our seats again and the guests from the prison were able to see exactly how many people were there to support them. They each had an opportunity
One of the biggest issues of being in green or being incarcerated is that you first feel worthless or of no value to anyone. The fact that high caliber people
