Spring 2010 Prayer Force prayer requests Members of our Prayer Force prison ministry team can be praying the following requests: 1) Pray for the women, officers, and staff at the prisons we have visited this year: • MCI-Framingham and South Middlesex • ASPC – Perryville • Broward Correctional • Hillsborough Correctional • New Mexico Women’s Prison • Central Virginia Correctional Unit 13 • Maryland Correctional Institution for Women • Brunswick Correctional • Fluvanna Correctional • Albion Correctional 2) Pray for more volunteers for our weekly Prayer Group team in Massachusetts; 3) Pray for more volunteers for our correspondence Bible Study Program;

4) Pray for new men and women to join our intercessory prayer team;
5) Pray for financial provision;
6) Pray for our upcoming trip in June and July:
• FPC – Alderson
• Southern Correctional
• Mary Frances Center
• Leath Correctional
• Goodman Correctional
• Camille Griffin Graham Correctional
• North Carolina State Prison for Women
7) Pray for the women who are being released;
8) Pray for the women who are actively participating in our correspondence Bible Studies;
9) Pray for our Faith Seeds teams as it continues to pray for God’s open doors to bring its discipleship seminars.
Statistics show there are 2.3 million Americans in prison. This year alone, more than 600,000 of them will be released back to our communities. And within three years, two-thirds of them will be arrested for new crimes against new victims.
The fastest-growing prison population in the United States is women. Yet, resources and services for females are not growing at the same rate. These numbers are a call to prayer. Each number reflects a person, life, and story. Every number has behind it a past, and in front of it, a future. Our prayers and our obedient actions call upon an Almighty God to shape that future in accordance with His will.