| Area | Florida, Southeast |
| Project | Martin Correctional Institution |
| Project Address | |
| Project Start Date | 2007, updated April 2020 |
| Project End Date | Ongoing |
| Association Contact | Bill Mattison, KM |
| Contact Email | wcmjr@bellsouth.net |
| Category | Prison Ministry |
| Description |
Arrive once a week on Wednesdays, with other regular lay ministers around noon and meet in the chapel. Engage in one-on-one counseling with time for fellowship and camaraderie; all gathered then participate in a Catholic communion service or Mass based on priest availability. When priests are available, inmates are able to have their confessions heard by the priest. |
| Activities Members Are Involved In |
Arrive and meet with the inmates in the chapel. Many times they request conversations to listen and help with their personal issues. At times, the group may watch a film or have a group discussion. Members assist with the worship service, invite readers, discuss the readings, then share a reflection with time for interactions among group participants. The Gospel is presented as the living word of God with encouragement to apply lessons in their own lives. |
| Estimated Number of Members Involved | 2 |
| Estimated Annual Hours of Service | 150 |
| This is a Flagship Project in the Area | No |
| Project-Order Relationship | Provide volunteer services only |
| Organization Responsible for Project | Martin Correctional Center |
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