On November 9th, with coaches representing our athletic teams from all over the country in attendance, the Saints Prison Ministry gathered in the gym at Easton Bible Church to celebrate God’s goodness over the past year. Having a different team represented at each table allowed guests to hear stories from the front lines and we were blessed to hear a testimony and saxophone solo from Michael, an ex-offender who credits the Saints Prison Ministry – and specifically, Dr. Omar Fisher of our NJ basketball team – for making a huge impact on his life coming out of SCI Chester. The evening culminated with Pastor Dave MacMurray challenging us from the book of Nehemiah, in keeping with the ministry’s tagline of Multiple Teams…One Ministry…One Message. The most important takeaway from that celebration? God was glorified for His provision and blessing!
Covid-19 takes a backseat
As a ministry called to introduce inmates to Jesus Christ, the current culture dictates that we are ministering to a predominantly minority population. It is important that we recognize this, even as we acknowledge that the Good News of Jesus Christ’s atoning work is free to all.
Even as protests appear to be waning in some areas, it is escalating in others. The issue of racism in America is as relevant and important today as it was the day George Floyd was heinously murdered on the streets of Minneapolis.
It has become expedient that I address the racial climate of today, and express what we believe as regards to racism in America and our response as believers. To that end, I invite you to click on the link below:
Open Letter from the Executive Director
Serving Him gladly,
