Raleigh Mennonite Church

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Stitching Stories from Prison – May 8, 2022

Scripture: Matthew 25:31-45

We were honored to have Sarah Jobe and Cindy Locklear share in today’s service. Melissa introduced chaplain Sarah Jobe from the Interfaith Prison Ministry for Women who shared about the prison awareness quilt crocheted by women incarcerated at North Carolina Correctional Institution for Women as they survived COVID in prison. Cindy shared her testimony about her reliance on her faith during her time in prison and particularly what it was like during the pandemic.

Following their message, the congregation had the opportunity to pray for women in prison while meditating on the quilt and listening to two Conviction Songs.

Cindy Locklear shares at RMC with crocheted prison awareness quilt in the background.
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Stitching Stories from Prison - May 8, 2022
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