Category Archives: Testimonies

Dan & Randy – A Story of Forgiveness and Redemption

After his father’s death, Dan began to use and abuse methamphetamines to ease the pain of his loss. He became an addict. Soon, he was arrested and convicted for drug possession. He was placed on probation and ordered to report to a probation officer regularly, submit to drug testing, and obey multiple other conditions. Dan… Continue reading »

Kairos Featured on 3 Episodes of the Cool Explorations Podcast

Kairos Prison Ministry is proud to be featured on 3 full episodes of the Cool Explorations podcast, where host Tony Peters explores God’s Word in unique ways. To give the audience a clear understanding of the importance and impact of prison ministry, 4 guests were interviewed for 3 separate episodes. One episode features Kairos Prison… Continue reading »

First Kairos Torch Weekend Since March 2020 Held in Oklahoma!

On October 22, 2021, a two-year pause in one to one youth ministry was ended by Kairos Torch #28 at Southwest Oklahoma Juvenile Center (SWOJC). We did our best to continue the ministry long-distance and without any personal interaction during that pause, but this Weekend was so much better! The main difference from prior Weekends is… Continue reading »

Better Together – When Two Kairos Programs Work Together

Imagine a normal day such as this one. You receive a phone call telling you that your child has been arrested for murder! Your life would be irrevocably changed in ways you could never imagine. This is what happened with Renaldi when her 18 year old son Wes, was arrested for capital murder. Renaldi was… Continue reading »

Community Building In Unexpected Places – An Inspirational Story of How Kairos Affected A Chaplain’s Views On Prison Ministry

After 35 years of chaplaincy in county jails and larger correctional facilities, I wish to state that a recent three day weekend was an exceptional highlight within the framework of all those years. I was blessed beyond all expectations. Since moving to Florida, I had longed to do some kind of jail/prison work again. A… Continue reading »