The Good Samaritan Centre

To Dream the Impossible Dream...

Three new initiatives supported by Penwork Ministries will provide help to those prisoners newly released. Often with little (or no) support after release, ex-prisoners can often face a very bleak future. With Carpentry, Metalworking and Tailoring courses, these excellent ideas help people to work together to create some semblance of a future.

However, to be self-supporting the Good Samaritan Centre has set up three initiatives:

1. Market Gardening/Farming Project
2. Poultry Farming – Stage 1
3. Poultry Farming – Stage 2

More details in our regular and freely downloadable newsletter. Briefly: these initiatives need a small amount of funding, so please could you pledge one of these amounts? We need:

• 60 people to gift £10
• 50 people to gift £20
• 10 people to gift £100

We realise that some people may not feel able to pledge: to those people, please gift us your unceasing prayers – and to those who our Lord leads to gift more than a pledged amount, we thank you.

Above: Metalwork students at the Good Samaritan Centre

NEWS 2008:

What does this photo mean?

It means that Penwork Ministries is working! Click the photo to reveal more on this, and other stories!

Keep up to Date:

Download the latest issue of Penwork News — currently Spring 2008, released 30th March.

Apologies:

We have been a little late getting the latest issue of Penwork News to everyone due to Meg (Editor) being in the process of moving house. Over the year we will "adjust the slippage"!

Join us and help relieve suffering

We extend a hand to ALL prisoners, believing that we should love one another as Jesus loved us — John 3 : 16 -17

Do join us: we welcome anyone who holds a desire to add some light into a prison's darkness.

Right: Art by Joan; a symbol of light — click to see more.

Find out more about Penwork Ministries, or join us and ease the suffering of prisoners.