From prison to Westminster Chapel

London City Mission  |  UK & Ireland
Date posted:  1 Mar 2022
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From prison to Westminster Chapel

Graham Miller, Chief Executive of London City Mission, shares his joy of hearing dramatic accounts of people who have been saved out of chaotic and destructive lives into God’s family:

Meet Craig (see photo), brought up in North West London in a non-religious household. By the age of 21 he was living a chaotic life, committed a crime and was sentenced to prison.

But God’s plans unfold in unexpected ways. Craig went to a prison chapel Sunday service and for the first time felt the presence of God. He says: ‘I really felt God speaking to me in that moment, extending the offer of His forgiveness through Jesus.’

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