2. Society says they’re outcasts.
But to God they’re not.

7. For some, the inmates’
families and friends have
“written them off”

11. But now, many of the inmates
are part of a much bigger and
better family...
God’s family.

15. The inmates experienced
... unhindered worship

20. The inmates experienced
... forgiveness extended to
others
... forgiveness received from
others
... forgiveness of themselves

23. Slips of paper bearing names of those they needed to forgive... now
an offering to God.

24. This man lost his
son in a tragic
shooting.
This inmate is serving
time for shooting an
acquaintance.

26. “Jesus, Jesus, can I tell You how I feel?
You have given me Your spirit,
I love you so....”
They sang this song as they made their
way back from the forgiveness
ceremony to the maximum security
gymnasium.

30. The inmates heard powerful
messages from speakers
whom God had anointed and
sent.
... businessmen
... lay people
... former inmates

34. They prayed.
They prayed some more.
They REALLY prayed!!

38. Inmates joining in prayer for one of the
volunteers.

39. DECISIONS FOR CHRIST
COMMUNION
BAPTISMS

43. Tears IN the baptistery!!

45. Each inmate received a small,
wooden cross to wear around
his neck.
“Christ is counting on us.”

47. Inmates reading letters
written to them from their
table leaders and other
volunteers.
A few inmates were blessed
with letters from home.

49. An impromptu song of thanks,
sung by the inmates, for the
volunteers.
Jesus truly IS all we have.

54. BROTHERS IN BLUE WEEKEND
October 2012
Inmate Participants & Volunteers

56. Visit www.brothersinbluereentry.org to find
out how you can support this Christ-honoring
ministry!