Attendees were required to present identification, and items such as cellphones, handbags and firearms were strictly ...

The Kairos Torch Prisoner Christian Rehabilitation Programme is about to start in HMP Norwich. Dr Ian Watson, County Ecumenical Officer, who attended an evening of talks on the initiative reports.

The program, Kairos Prison Ministry, is an ecumenical, grassroots effort that invites men and women in the nation's prisons to examine their faith lives. It's also meant to help in the transition ...

Kairos Modderbee Prison Ministry is a Christian faith-based organisation that addresses the spiritual needs of those who are incarcerated.

LUBBOCK, Texas — Kairos Prison Ministry is celebrating over 25 years of service to inmates at the Smith Unit, with its 50th Kairos Weekend. The three-day event, led entirely by volunteers ...

Two Graham residents set a goal in 2023 of establishing the Kairos Prison Ministry program in the John R. Lindsey State Jail ...

In the wake of the Pope’s prison visit Dec. 26, the Register spoke with Catholic prison-ministry workers around the United States about their work and about the Jubilee Year.

Christian organizations are struggling to reach prisoners in a country where 1 in 56 people is in jail. In just over two years, El Salvador’s government has sent 80,000 people to prison. With ...

Cat caught by Costa Rican prison guards. Ministry of Justice and Peace via Storyful According to BBC, the Costa Rican prison officials handed the cat over to the National Animal Health Service for ...

While Prison Fellowship's peer-led programs differ from Catholic ministry's sacramental foundation, they are based on the fundamental teaching of accompaniment found in verses 35-36 of Matthew 25.

Prison guards attacked by violent inmates were handed more than £10million in compensation in the last five years, shock figures show. Some 202 injured officers have netted Ministry of Justice ...

Guatemala’s Interior Ministry was forced to continue employing 102 prison guards it accused of corruption. Why?