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Caring for Widows Strong’s Concordance defines a widow, as a woman lacking a husband, literally or figuratively. This definition brought to mind the “widows” of

This is a quote I recently heard from an offender at the Cherry Street prison, and wow, how true it is to not just for

Seeing God’s Grace Behind the Walls – From Volunteer to Board Member   When I first became a jail ministry volunteer, I got involved because

“Listening to God”   “Six long years here in the prison but I am not going to complain about it because if the Lord had

“Only One Way”   Consider the words of Jesus. “You cannot come to the Father but through me.” Now consider that He was the carpenter

Thanking God for Waking Me Up What is the first thing you think of when you wake up each morning? I’d never given that much

In John’s Gospel there’s a story about a large crowd being fed from a boy’s five loaves and two fish.  A lot of hungry folks

It was a Tuesday afternoon and I was on the elevator at the Forsyth County Jail. We stopped on the fourth floor to pick up

Twice a month volunteers from The Order of St. Luke Healing Ministry come to the prison to offer healing prayer to the inmates. Recently, I

Give thanks unto the Lord; for he is good: for his mercy endureth forever. Psalm 136:1          I am truly, grateful for the afforded opportunity to serve as