Rhythm in music is from God

On Wednesday, October 14, 2026, three members of the band Dismas visited the remand prison and prison in Nitra. Pavol Jambor and together with him a former hockey player, now a religious brother, Norbert Pšenčík. The group was completed by Terl Bryant, an English drummer and percussionist who has collaborated with several well-known musicians on the world stage.

All three played percussion instruments, where Terl Bryant naturally stood out among them. Terl worked excellently with the audience through words, rhythm, and an unobtrusive sense of humor. He draws inspiration from God, about whom he says that He "created and loves rhythm". The music was interspersed with the spoken word, in which Terl revealed his life's journey, where after many ups and downs in the wild rock and roll world, he found Jesus Christ and believed in Him.

Groups of remand prisoners and sentenced prisoners had the opportunity to meet him and the others, with the women being more spontaneous and letting themselves be drawn into this "drumming experience" with movements and rhythmic clapping.