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Here are some quotes from the offenders during Sat open mic time and Sunday's closing: "I’ve been going through a spiritual battle. Now I’m a truly different man. Yesterday I gave my life to Christ."
"Without Him I know I would have failed. Being a part of this weekend has opened my eyes to the fact that God has a greater work for me that’s not done." |
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As our cook, Sean Stevens, had just finished cleaning up the kitchen where he had been preparing the days meals, he walked to the back door and beheld an awesome move of God. The rainbow seen below was displayed during the exact time that the offenders were receiving their Agape letters. |
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Wabash Kairos #3 October 22-25, 2009
 The process of building the Christian community inside Wabash Valley Correctional Facility will continue this October.
42 inmates will experience God's love over the three and a half days thanks to a small army of volunteers. After the weekend, the participants will be encouraged to participate in weekly prayer and share groups like those formed after the first two weekends. If you're interested in being a part of the team, read more about getting involved. |
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 60,000 COOKIES NEEDED FOR WABASH KAIROS!
Home-baked chocolate chip cookies buy a LOT of good will during the weekend. EVERY inmate and staff person at Wabash Valley Correctional Facility will be given home-baked cookies. You MUST use the official recipe - click the read more link below. |
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Sunday we finished the weekend with a closing that showed how much God was working on the participants. Following are some quotes from the offenders: "I found family. I found love. I learned I had to open up. The agape love broke me down. God's still breaking me down - and I found something else. I found forgiveness from a wonderful Christian woman and that means more to me than anything else." "This weekend is the beginning of my involvement with Jesus..." |
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