Where is the love? What difference does compassion make in the criminal justice system? Speaker Canon Tim Bryan
Organised by the Liverpool Diocesan Council for Social Aid (LDCSA), Adelaide House Female Approved Premises, the Diocese of Liverpool, and Liverpool Cathedral, and forming part of the Prisons Week of Prayer, this lecture is of particular interest to those impacted by, working in, or concerned with, the criminal justice system, especially those working with women and their families.
This year's events include an afternoon panel discussion and workshop, an evening dinner and our keynote lecture.
This year’s lecture title is ‘Where is the love? What difference does compassion make in the criminal justice system?’ and was presented by Canon Tim Bryan, former Detective Inspector with the Metropolitan Police and senior chaplain for the Prison Service, and the current Chair of the Prisons Week Working Group.
Prisons Week Panel Discussion, Dinner and Lecture
Monday 14th October, from 3pm, Liverpool Cathedral
3pm – Panel discussion, Sir Giles Gilbert Scott Suite (SGGSS)
5.30pm – Evensong, Liverpool Cathedral6pm – Dinner, Sir Giles Gilbert Scott Suite (SGGSS)
7.30pm – Lecture, Lady Chapel, Liverpool Cathedral
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Click through to find out more about the annual Prisons Week of Prayer
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