'The cell was totally grim and I don’t think I stopped crying. I was quite certain that I wouldn’t come out again.' Photo: by Richard Haywood on Unsplash
Life support: Lucy on the difference chaplains make
‘A chaplain sees you as a human being, capable of good.’
My first night in prison I arrived after everyone else had been locked up. I’d always feared hearing that door clang behind me but actually it was a real comfort. The cell was totally grim and I don’t think I stopped crying. I was quite certain that I wouldn’t come out again.