Convicted: stories of hope from inside

In this episode the interviewer becomes the interviewee as David talks about his involvement with Daylight CPT and his role as a prison chaplain.

As a trustee for Daylight CPT, Pete Killingley shares about his role of engaging with churches and his personal experience of God's transformative power in prison.    

CONTENT WARNING **this podcast contains brief descriptions of self harm and suicide**    Adam tells his amazing testimony. He talks about the loneliness of prison but how he found a spiritual family in other believers when he became a Christian.

After being the victim of a devasting crime Liam struggled to control his anger until he received peace from Jesus Christ. He now goes into prisons to help offenders understand the consequences of their crimes.  

Mark is currently CEO of the Christian Medical Fellowship. Having worked as a prison GP, he shares his experiences and describes the opportunities for Christian healthcare workers to share the gospel in UK prisons.

Converted in his late teens, Keith saw the value of sharing the gospel with boys and young men and later became involved in prison ministry. Now in his eighties, he shares his tips on how to connect and empathise with those in prison.

**CONTENT WARNING** This podcast features discussions around abuse and addiction . Felix shares his amazing testimony from finding freedom inside prison and how this has impacted his own ministry.      

Jim shares some amazing stories of lives transformed in prison.  

Gaius talks about how he came to be the CEO of Daylight and his passion for the work.

Jean shares her passion for voluntary prison work.

Jason was a very angry and violent man. Then he met Jesus Christ.

John talks about the daily responsibilities of chaplains and what has surprised him about chaplaincy work.  

Dorothy looks back at her time serving as a chaplain in a high supervision prison in Scotland.

In this first episode Stephen shares his incredible testimony of drug addiction and jail time through to serving the Lord in prisons work around the world.