I'm the lay leader for the upcoming 3-1/2 day Kairos weekend March 10-13 at a local state prison, and I'd love to have you all fill more spots in our online prayer vigil.

http://wabashkairos.org/ The link is in the menu on the left side.

We just had our last team meeting today. I'm excited!

Just signed up, but will try to remember to pray more often than the half-hour I signed up. May God be with you brother.

I know He will - that's one of the best parts of this - seeing Him at work.

Off to a good start despite my influence.

Signed in too.
I hope God will show you this weekend He's at work.

I didn't sign up, but I am praying that you have an awesome weekend and that God will work some major miracles in that prison.

Michael, can you tell us about the weekend?

Quotes are on the website in the first post. After reading those, someone at another forum summed it up well: Mens lives changed. Where they go from here is up to them. For some, their foundations were shaken. Some alluded to that. Some had a revelation. Awesome. Some got confirmation and clarity.

He asked about my thoughts, to which I wrote:

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As it turned out the quietest "family" table I've seen yet was right in front of where I was so I could see the transformation as the weekend progressed. Truly amazing! On the other hand, as leader I would sometimes get caught up in making sure the program and schedule were being followed (this was our first run on the newest rev of the manual) so I was somewhat detached at those times, going over my next speech and checking with folks to make sure things coming up had gotten done. There were times though I couldn't contain myself, being overwhelmed by the emotions and Spirit in the place so it was a constant up and down for me most of the weekend.

I'm still "recovering".

It must be very impressive to be in a prison.
You can leave at the end of the day, but the prisoners have to stay there for many more years.
I hope still hope God is working in the hearts of the prisoners.

Fantastic!