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Using folk-blues music to take songs of hope and light into dark places

Hailing from Western North Carolina, USA, this husband and wife duo of A.T. and Lauren Cason performs original folk-blues music. Here in England on a two-year assignment, they use music as a means of ministry to people in tough situations. They have found their songs, many of which are about everyday life and people, to be a quick way to relate with many different people in many different places. As such, these “Songs of the Folk” are a hope to those enduring struggle.

The Casons have years of experience taking their songs into prisons, homeless shelters, and rehabilitation centers, as well as churches, schools, and concert venues. They are ready and willing to share this gift with prisons across the UK.

Presented by an ex-offender and using an easy to read translation this renewed course will be specifically prepared for the Prison Context and for use with in-cell technology.

Renewed Course COMING SOON

Working from Mark’s gospel and with the rich kindness of Christianity Explored Ministries the attendees will have Time to Discover the Real Jesus and His Identity, Mission and Call.

Our plans include:

• New Videos – shot in a prison setting
• New Bible translation – NIrV
• New Workbook, digital downloads and support material online.

During 2024 as part of our 20th Anniversary celebrations, we were please to be able to offer this daring new presentation of Mark’s Gospel to a number of prisons.

You can find out more about I AM MARK via their website or read the reports of his prison tour below, and  if you would be interested in him visiting your prison in future, please get in touch.