Eye - 14 October 2016
From putting wheels in motion to a bewildering blunder
Putting wheels in motion
A Quaker prison chaplain donned his shorts and set his wheels in motion to help raise over £10,000 for The House of Genesis. The project provides accommodation and practical support to homeless men, especially homeless ex-offenders, in Norwich.
On 25 August Mark Bredin, who is a member of Kings Lynn Meeting and Quaker chaplain for prisons in Norfolk, completed a 200-mile sponsored cycle ride to raise funds and to increase awareness about the chronic need for housing, especially for those leaving prison.
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