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From the centers 'IYM' Serves...
Those Who Are Incarcerated:
9/23/2023
Jaylen B. – Family & friends: court
10/2
Dante E. – Understanding his purpose:
wisdom & knowledge
Shane W. – Mom’s health: level
reinstatement: peers: career goals
Nathan C. – Family especially son &
friends: career goals
Michael A. – Mom’s high blood pressure
Cameron S. – Home pass: release 10/26
Jacob B. – Career in the military:
February court
Kasey L. – Favor in court 10/5:
brother: wisdom for family
Terrance B. – Court 11/13: dad & 3
siblings
Quency J. – Family: hope & prosperity:
good job when released
Alexander A.P.- Get back on track &
off of consequences
Jquan G. – Family: behavior: CONFESSED
CHRIST AS SAVIOR
Cortney G P.- Mom’s safety: court
11/16: go home by 12/8
Kaleb P. – Leave on schedule: continue
to do good when released
Braylon J. – Family safety &
salvation: baby & baby’s mother
Hunter B. – Dad & grandfather’s pain:
finish program quickly: his puppy
9/26/2023
No visits
due to Covid outbreak
Young Men
Young Women
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PRAYER FOR A PRISONER
My
Gracious and Loving Father,
I
come to you now in prayer; I thank
you God that even though I have made
many mistakes in my life, you are a
God of forgiveness. Today I ask you
to forgive me and I make a
commitment to dedicate my life to
You, to do Your will and to follow
Your plan and purpose for my life.
Father I know because I have humbly
asked, you have forgiven me of all
my wrongdoing but I am having
trouble forgiving myself. Help me
God to understand that I can’t
change what has already happened but
I can change what will happen in the
future.
At
this moment I surrender all my
bitterness, loneliness, and my low
self-esteem to you Father. I forgive
all those who have hurt me and I
forgive myself for all my mistakes
of the past.
By
your grace Lord, I will use this
time of imprisonment as a time of
study, prayer and personal
commitment to You. Instead of
allowing this time of my life to be
a crushing blow of defeat, I will
use it as a steppingstone to higher
accomplishments. I also ask you to
prepare me to face society and
assume responsibility when I am
released; as one who has learned
their lesson and benefited from
their mistakes.
Most of all God, thank you for
loving me and looking beyond my
faults to see my needs. In Jesus
name I pray, Amen.
author:
Calumet resident circa 2007
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