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A Special Way Through Which You Can Participate in the Ministry of Prison Congregations of America
Prisoners send “kites” (memos) to persons with whom they want to communicate in prison. So if there is a congregation within the prison, the members would send a kite to the pastor if they wanted to speak to him or her. Our brothers and sisters in Christ who live behind prison walls are asking that we not forget them.
Make
a Kite Quilt It is no accident that this beautiful symbol of support and love has as its main support, a cross. It is attached with a string as we are to the grace of God and its needs wind, the Holy Spirit, to lift it into the sky.
The
kite quilts, designed by Kaona Hazlett specifically for Prison
Congregations of America, carry forward the theme, extending care to
an inmate’s family. It is the intent that the quilt be made and given to
family members of inmates as a sign that they are loved and not forgotten.
This part of the ministry has become so popular that we are in constant
need of more quilts.
For
Mary Mortenson,
Executive Director |
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