My name is Teresa and this is my story. I am a survivor of prison. I was never in prison except for the day I was born. I am dedicating this testimony to my mother. She was an amazing woman. I was born on Friday the 13th in prison. I was born illegitimate and an… Continue reading »
“I cry every Weekend,” says volunteer Jon Nuffer. Find out why as you go inside Branchville Correctional Facility on a Kairos Weekend to see how hearts are changed and lives are transformed.
In early 2013, commercial photographer Trent Bell was shocked by the news that a friend — an educated professional, a husband and a father of four children — had been sentenced to 36 years in prison. Over the proceeding months, Bell found himself haunted by not only his friend’s bad decision and loss of freedom,… Continue reading »
1) “They just come for the cookies.” Many times, yes, it’s true. Chocolate chip cookies and great food are a huge draw for prisoners who rarely get that kind of treat! But if that gets them to the Weekend, then we have a chance to change their lives through Christ. Who knew cookies were so… Continue reading »
Thinking of volunteering for Kairos? We would LOVE to have you join the 30,000 volunteers who are already passionate about our mission! You may even enjoy a longer life, according to this article from Forbes: 3 Reasons Why Volunteering In Retirement Is Good For Your Health What do I get out of volunteering? My heart… Continue reading »