“Lord, [name] is locked up tonight, and I cannot reach [him or her]. Keep [name] safe, honest before the court and close to you, and be with all of us who wait outside. Amen.” The church has prayed for prisoners since Peter’s arrest, when “prayer was made without ceasing of the church unto God for him” (Acts 12:5). Prayer goes with practical help. Letters and visits matter to someone inside, so learn the jail’s rules for mail and visiting, and…

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