From jail and prison chapels around New England, to store front missions in Kentucky; summer camps in Canada to the indigenous community that lives in the Quito, Ecuador city dump; an orphanage in Juarez, Mexico to pastors’ conferences in South Carolina; the Crow reservation in Montana to the streets of Santo Domingo, DR; the slums and jungle villages of Uganda, and a youth group meeting in a holding pen of a slaughterhouse in Paraguay, to performing in a women's prison high in the Andes mountains, the Supreme Court Jesters have been bringing their creative Gospel program everywhere the Lord has opened doors for over 30 years.
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The message was life changing." - adult audience member
Thank you so much for including us on your performance trip again this year. Your ministry is so unique and such a blessing and a joy to our students (and staff J). -The Fold Family Ministries, Lyndonville, VT.
"I was so really impressed with your show. I thought God was impressed, too." -prison inmate
The church was alive with oohs and aahs for over an hour as these talented people performed their magic. This was truly a delightful morning for all attending." -Biddeford, ME. Journal, Religion page
"They deliver breathtaking juggling and magic tricks that also tell the value of human life." -"Church World" 5/26/2005
"Your closing remarks on God's grace were especially moving. Some were even crying. As you know, this is a population that feels pretty beat up and / or abandoned. Your coming (to the prison) countered these messages." - Prison chaplain
Thank you for coming to the prison yesterday. The women really appreciated your coming and being with them . I was impressed with how engaged with you and attentive with you they were. Everyone on the unit participated and were engaged along the way. It was a treat they don't often get. - prison chaplain