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A Heart to Help: an introduction to the work of Quaker prison chaplains by Maureen Miller ISBN: 978 0 9532305 2 5 £6 + £150 p&p Order from Southport Meeting, Court Road, Southport PR9 9ER
No one can enter a prison without becoming aware that this is undoubtedly one of the extreme environments of life Prisons are places of constant movement They are authoritarian and they are regimented They bring together the violent, the immature and the weak-willed
It’s a bit like standing at the crossroads of extreme human experience and meeting it head-on as it hurtles towards you from all directions
Joolz Saunders
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