On January 23rd in 2104, 22 volunteers from Changhua prison fellowship and Joy orphanage came to Chnaghua prison to perform a rainbow musical play, called “seven lambs.”  This play narrated the story of one good shepherd and seven lambs.  Due to the lamb’s nervousness and embarrassment, it was not able to sing so well that it had to be separated from other lambs.  Just because it was truthful and sincere, other lambs all escaped from big bad wolf with the lamb’s help.  In the presence of lively dub in the musical play and purely enthusiastic volunteers’ performance, every audience gave a hearty laugh.  The pastor also encouraged prisoners by morals of this musical play and emphasized that God would not give up those good and honest.  Prisoners should believe in themselves and not go astray again.

Apart from pastor’s leading pray and musical play, commendably, three of ex-convicts on the spot testified to their experiences about repentance and rebirth.  They urged that “where there is a will, there is a way” and hoped everyone could break through each predicament.  At the end of the activity, ex-convicts shook hands with each prisoner and gave blessings and encouragement mutually.  This activity was warm and consummate.