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Prison stories:"It was my corner".
Prison stories:"It was my corner".
Yeah! The pastor's sons were also drug dealers, but they went back to church and changed, one of them became a pastor. C usually didn't say much during the small group gatherings, in fact it sometimes seemed as if he wasn't really engaged in the discussion at all. But it turned out that I had misinterpreted his quietness for disinterest.

During the session "How and why should I tell others?" he opened up and it was obvious that God was at work in his life. He told us about the church he went to
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First biennial Alpha Americas Conference.

A selection of photos from the first biennial Alpha Americas Conference, held at Calvary Church, Naperville Illinois. Delegates came from North America, Central America, and South America.

Conference Program
The conference was held at Calvary Church, Naperville, Illinois
Conference Resource Center
Paul Cowley and Bruce Paulus
Jack Cowley speaking at the Alpha for Prisons and Re-entry workshop.
Paul Cowley adressing the Alpha for Prisons and Re-entry workshop
Break out session on "Incorporating the Values of Alpha into a local parish church."
With jack Cowley (USA director Alpha for Prisons and Re-entry) and Peter carpentier (New England Alpha Advisor)
Lunch time question and answer session with Nicky and Pippa Gumbel.
Gerard Long USA director for Alpha
People gathering for the start of a plenary session.
Nicky Gumbel
Part of the lunch crowd
Coffee shop at Calvary Church, a good place to relax and have an informal discussion between sessions.
From left, Bruce Paulus (Deputy Director Alpha for Prisons and re-entry), Lou Ronna Richardson (PA to Jack Cowley), Jack Cowley (USA director Alpha for Prisons and re-entry)