PrayerTREK Day 8 | A Prayer for Safety & Freedom
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What would true safety feel like—not just for me, but for all of us?
This episode asks us to imagine safety as more than locked doors or avoiding danger. What would it mean to live without constantly being on guard—to know our children are safe, to move through our neighborhoods without fear, and to believe that when harm happens, healing and restoration are still possible?
Dr. Khalilah T. Muhammad opens our time from her Muslim faith tradition, grounding the conversation in peace and connecting the meaning of Islam itself to PrayerTREK’s call for safety and decarceration.
Cynthia then sits down with Shameka Chapple, whose lived experience with incarceration and faith gives the conversation its heart. Shameka speaks about survival, freedom, the importance of resources for justice-impacted women, and why our communities must continue encouraging, supporting, and praying for one another.
Dr. Darlene Lindsey-Washington closes in prayer for safety, freedom, new beginnings, the breaking of strongholds, and the belief that our past does not have to keep us bound.
[This episode includes discussion of abuse, incarceration, and other potentially difficult experiences. Please care for yourself as you listen.]