Darryl Burton, a newly ordained elder in The United Methodist Church sat in prison for 24 years. Lamont McIntyre sat in prison for 23 years. Neither man actually committed the murders for which they were accused.
A ministry in New Jersey helped exonerate them, but there was no assistance to help them reacclimate to society. So the two men joined forces in 2018 and launched Miracle of Innocence, a ministry meant to help innocent people find justice and regain their freedom, and then receive the help that Darryl and Lamont didn’t have available to them.
You can help by taking part in a gala at 7 p.m. Oct. 28, 2020. Find out how by going to the organization’s website at www.miracleofinnocence.org.
Hear their stories and learn more about this important ministry in the latest episode of the “In Layman’s Terms” podcast.
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