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Blameless and Forever Free Ministries O Holy Night... It is from this place on our knees that we will see Our Lord's salvation and deliverance come. #Prayerwarriorsneeded to pray this deadly pestilence off of our state prisons. Prayers to rebuke #COVID-19 spread and death bed.

O Holy Night…

Blameless and Forever Free Ministries O Holy Night, prayers lifted as it is from this place on our knees that we will see Our Lord’s salvation and deliverance come.
O Holy Night…

O Holy Night…

How Great Thou Art!

It is from this place on our knees that we see Our Lord’s salvation and deliverance come.

‘Till He appeared and the soul felt its worth. A thrill of hope the weary world rejoices. For yonder breaks a new and glorious morn:

Fall on your knees.

Oh, hear the angel voices! O night divine! O night when Christ was born.

O Holy Night! Prayer Warriors Needed!

Bow with Blameless and Forever Free Ministries in humble adoration as we proclaim How Great Thou Art.  A thrill of hope the weary world rejoices.  

It is from this place on our knees that we will see Our Lord’s salvation and deliverance come upon our state prison facilities before more death overtakes.

Only God can deliver supernatural healing over this deadly pestilence now ravaging our prison communities and weary world!!!  

Wherever God’s Love is, there is no fear, because God’s perfect love drives out fear (1 John 4:18 NCV).

Love Moves Against Fear!

Thank you, Jesus, for becoming our Immanuel, “God with us.” It is because of Beautiful You that we can experience hope and true joy amidst such devastation and death.

Jesus, you see our state prison facilities. We’ve lost any and all containment now and thousands upon thousands are getting sick and dying daily. Our state prisons are under attack due to #COVID-19’s chaos, crisis and destruction and we need a major prayer covering for order and control.  

There are incarcerated people, corrections staff, their families, your families, my friends, the Body of Christ, and our communities.  What happens in prison does not stay in prison! We need God’s direct intervention to restrain #COVID-19!

Every Life Matters!!!  

We should all want to come together in order to defeat the lies and division of the enemy and pull heaven down! What happens in prison does not stay in prison! This is what community is and does! It does not discriminate, it supports and works together to build and protect!

What a beautiful picture of unity blossoming! Coming together builds STRONG bridges of opportunities for healing.

How Great Thou Art!  How Great Thou Art! It is from this place on our knees that we see Our Lord’s salvation and deliverance come.

‘Till He appeared and the soul felt its worth. A thrill of hope the weary world rejoices. For yonder breaks a new and glorious morn:  Fall on your knees. Oh, hear the angel voices! O night divine! O night when Christ was born.

He knows our need. To our weakness no stranger!  Behold your King!  Before Him lowly bend!  Behold your King! Your King!  Before Him Bend!

When Christ shall come with shout of acclamation

And take me home, what joy shall fill my heart

Then I shall bow in humble adoration

And then proclaim, my God, How Great Thou Art!

He knows our need. To our weakness no stranger! Behold your King! Before Him lowly bend! Behold your King! Your King! Before Him Bend!

Until next time…

Blameless and Forever Free Ministries realizes hurting children grow into hurting adults. Our prisons are filled with beloveds who have suffered their own childhood trauma and need hope and healing for restorative purposes. Today's offender will be tomorrow's neighbor so if we want safer communities, we need to bring the focus in our prisons to rehabilitation and restoration leading to reintegration.

Hurting Children Grow Into Hurting Adults!

Blameless and Forever Free Ministries believes that hurting children become hurting adults causing trauma and I healed pain that affects others.

Hurt People Hurt Others, But Healed People Heal!

I repeatedly watched my father’s beat-into-submission cornering of my mother through rage and control while clutching a beer in his left hand. His dangling right hand empowered with flexibility slapped away our quivering lips and stilled our own screams into silence and defeat.

Sometimes pain crushes you. It leaves you incapable of love and void of everything. The brokenness craters a deep wound. Tears no longer roll down your cheeks and screams won’t escape past your lips. Instead, the force brews inside until its burn shatters your broken soul.

I never felt safe or protected after being exposed to these gut-punching realities. I continued to bury the tears and fears that formed a glacier surrounding my heart in ice.

From the weight and movement of my own childhood trauma, this powerful force began to flow outward and downward under its own pressure taking down anyone and everything that was in its path of erosion.

The tears may have initially escaped my eyes, but the shame of the hurt ran away down my cheeks and lingered deeply. Turning my pain inward only regressed my fears and caused a battle within of chaos and unbearable burning.

Feelings that once masked any trace of childhood trauma were now visible. One day after my father died, I noticed how my own reactive behaviors modeled his. My dad may have died, but his life of pain and rage was very much still alive; within me.

Teaching others the value of walking together so that the world can believe in the power of God’s Great Love (John 17:23).

Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) have a tremendous impact on future violence victimization and perpetration, with lifelong health and opportunity.

Working together, we can help create neighborhoods, communities, and a world in which every person can survive and thrive.

Creating opportunities for healing inside our state prisons requires connection and communication, not isolation. Sometimes all it takes is a person filled with God’s Great Love, hope and compassion who has been healed themselves to help uncover unhealthy behaviors that are destroying everyone in its path. This builds bridges of healing.

If we’re not open to discussions leading to what triggers violent behavior, how are we going to experience the peace and transformation that restorative justice practices and trauma-informed care delivers?

Today’s offender will be tomorrow’s neighbor!

Until next time…