Stephen Dailly studied English Literature and Classics at Keele University before teaching in a variety of schools and colleges for eighteen years.
In the late 1990s he began volunteering in prison chaplaincies and has worked with prisoners before and after their release, in various capacities ever since. In 2013 he was involved in starting Walk Ministries.
An evangelical Christian, he is a member the Dove Church in Uttoxeter, Staffordshire where he regularly speaks and leads worship.
Every year, thousands of people are released from prison and back into the community. Many of these are believers in Christ, just like you and me.
So how can we, the Church, support these brothers and sisters as they seek to transition back into society? How can we help them move forward with their faith?
'If you are involved in this work or thinking about beginning prison ministry, this will be the definitive guide for many years to come'
What comes to mind when you meet someone who’s been through the prison system? Are you more cautious when relating with them or do you intentionally avoid all contact if possible?
A thoughtful, practical and readable guide on how to help and minister to released prisoners... It is peppered with authentic stories of real released prisoners …
About This Book
Five years ago, I was involved with others in building a project to support those being released from prison, who wished to pursue a Christian faith. At that time, we were venturing out on a limb; nothing like what we were trying to do existed.
