Earlier this month, more than 40 individuals at the Cleveland County Detention Center participated in a group baptism service. The event, organized by community volunteers, Norman Bible Church, and Oklahoma Jail & Prison Ministries, provided an opportunity for inmates to take part in a spiritual ceremony.
“While government can uphold law and order, it’s the Church and compassionate people in our community who breathe life into real transformation,” Sheriff Chris Amason articulated in a social media post. This initiative reflects the view that legal measures alone may not address all factors contributing to criminal behavior. The Cleveland County Detention Center’s approach involves a collaborative effort aimed at encouraging change from within.
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