Guest:        Claude Williams                     35 years in ministry                     Master’s degree – ChristianCounseling                     Doctorate in Theology                     Assoc. Min. CommunityBaptist Church of Greater Milwaukee                     Youth Ministry since –since 1986                     Women Prison Ministry - since1992                     Juvenile Detention - since1996 Topic:          Come As You Are            Whena long-time inmate is released from prison, another sort of misery may belooming. How is he or she supposed to cope? We asked minister Claude Williams,who has been involved in youth and women’s prison ministries for decades. Amongthe highlights: his conviction that giving your life to God is key—no need toclean yourself up first.   ShowHighlights: ·       Bringing everythingeven our mess to God·       Lack ofhumility·       Prisoner’snot knowing what to expect in world·       Familysupport and difficulty re-establishing those relationships·       Churchsupport Takeaways:1.)           Be Humble2.)          Due to time being imprisoned, lack of knowledge forsociety norms for example knowledge of current technology 3.)          Criminal record hindering their reputation andprogress 4.)          Not knowing how to re-establish broken relationshipswith family members especially with children