Tag: MALC

• Remembering my “times” in Jail

  

  The last couple weeks I’ve been spending a lot of my time working on a new booklet, “Stories from JAIL Ministry: Personal Reflections of a Volunteer.” I recently agreed to speak about the Jail Ministry at a potluck luncheon of the senior citizen club of our church, Messiah Lutheran Church in Madison. Since I like…

  Marian

  October 20, 2015

  God’s Love, Jail Ministry, Reflections

  Bread for the Journey, church music, Dane County Jail, Henri Nouwen, incarcerated women, inmates, jail, jail booklet, jail ministry, Madison Area Lutheran Council, MALC, Personal Reflections of a Volunteer, Stories from Jail Ministry, unlikely body of people

• Imagine you have just been arrested! Now what?

  Imagine you have just been arrested – for a crime that you may or may not have committed. Your life has suddenly been put on hold – for who knows how long. You may have small children at home. Who will care for them? You may have a job. What will happen to that? Think…

  Marian

  June 3, 2014

  Jail Ministry, Life’s Challenges, Music, Reflections

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