Are you looking for something new this year? ✨
Why not join our next Exploring Prison Ministry event on Wednesday 21st January at 7pm to see the volunteer roles we have available?
Sign up here: https://t.co/cc9o5b9BLk
#prisonministry#hopeforthoseinprison
How have attitudes towards religion in youth culture changed over the past 20 years?
@robsymmons explores the shifting landscape through new releases from Dave and Philip Pullman.
https://t.co/mbojoti9AS
Seven years ago this week, I entered a Category-A maximum security British prison for the first time. A friend of mine had invited me to join a mission group that delivers short courses on emotional health and spirituality in prisons.
“Prison should be a place of healing & renewal.”
This week on Theodisc, we mark @PrisonsWeek with Steven's testimony of a life transformed by faith and theology & @wtctheology's hopes for more.
Watch: https://t.co/28NYF97SSY
Listen by searching podcast platforms for 'Theodisc'.
Such a privilege to once again be on the @theologicalmisc podcast for @wtctheology during @PrisonsWeek!
My friend Steven shares a beautiful testimony👇🏻
https://t.co/1Mf24sKXmc
"In a setting where prisoners are spoken to in ways that are often demeaning, these opportunities are about valuing those inside as created in God’s image, says Hedley...
Absolutely core to our understanding of God as creator is that he creates humanity in the image of God...
Thanks @biblesociety for yesterday’s Kingdom Calling event!
Here is an article I wrote responding to their report, The Quiet Revival 👉🏻 https://t.co/PFeoZyROHd
Great to see @wtctheology and @kairosprisonmin mentioned in @Christianitymag’s article, ‘Beyond Bars’.
I love what I do - it’s a privilege to be part of this 🌱
https://t.co/vxTB5CX1Ed
@alysrtarr Same goes for writing worship songs! Most lay Christians are more theologically informed by the music they sing than the preaching they listen to.
Very good 👏🏻
The victim-offender binary “is a zero-sum equation which ignores two key facts: first, that many victims are primarily concerned with preventing reoffending so that others are not victimised and, second, that offenders are disproportionately likely to be victims.”
The Rt Rev Rachel Treweek @BishGloucester (Anglican Bishop to HM Prisons) introduces 'Picking up the Pieces: an ecumenical approach to criminal justice reform'
Convened by Pact, the report shares recommendations for criminal justice reform from leading Christian voices. 🔗 Link below.
#CriminalJustice #PrisonReform #VictimSupport #Christian #Catholic #ChurchOfEngland #Quaker #FaithinAction
#CatholicSocialTeaching
Jesus offer us a vision of restorative justice for the traumatised and the offender. @sarahcoppin shares about @wtctheology's work in prisons and the centrality of the cross.
Full episode:
Listen: https://t.co/Wi994pep14
Watch: https://t.co/5n9r8Kkr9s
#Jesus#justice#mercy
When we neglect to visit those in prison, we also neglect Jesus himself. @sarahcoppin speaks to TheoDisc about her heart for prisoners, and how @wtctheology is delivering theology to those in prison.
Full Episode:
Listen: https://t.co/Wi994peWQC
Watch: https://t.co/jELqplyf02