The Message is all about sharing the good news in word and deed with the hardest to reach people. One of the ways we do this, is by heading into prisons. But our work doesn’t stop at the prison gates. With multiple enterprises across the UK and the globe, we help those with significant barriers to employment turn their lives around.
The Message works in prisons across the UK, supporting men, women and young person right up to their release date. But we don’t want to stop there. Through our enterprises we provide jobs, training and discipleship to ex-offenders looking to turn their lives around.
Knowing there was more we could do, over the years we’ve expanded our work to support those who have significant barriers to employment and need a helping hand. This includes those who may have struggled with an addiction, the homeless, refugees, the long-term unemployed, as well as people with additional needs. The impact on lives has been huge as people have found paths into long-term employment.
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Want to watch stories of hope and find out more about what we do, click below to learn about our prisons work and enterprise.
Prisons
Our teams are sharing the good news of Jesus in word and deed to young people and adults in prisons and youth offending institutions across the UK through Christian prison work.
Read moreEnterprise
Helping people rebuild their lives through training, employment and Christian support.
Read moreStories From Prisons And Enterprise
‘You’ve Helped Me Find My Faith’
This week is Prisons Week, a week where Christians across the country pray for those living and working in prison, as well as their families and their victims. Today, we wanted to highlight some of the amazing stories of lives transformed by God in prison.
Read More‘My Faith Is My Anchor’
Each week, men and women in prison are responding to the good news of Jesus. We caught up with our prisons workers in Wales to hear some of the stories of transformation and hope.
Read MoreBreak The Cycle of Re-Offending
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