This weekend was eye-opening and inspiring for me. But as I talked with Deborah Daniels, Alabama volunteers, and Angel Tree founder Mary Kay Beard, I was especially encouraged to learn that Prison Fellowship’s ministry in Alabama continues all year.
As I leave Alabama, I am grateful to all of you who have taken time out of your Easter weekend to follow along with Chuck and the Prison Fellowship crew on our special trip. 
This weekend was eye-opening and inspiring for me. But as I talked with Deborah Daniels, Alabama volunteers, and Angel Tree founder Mary Kay Beard, I was especially encouraged to learn that Prison Fellowship’s ministry in Alabama continues all year:
- Prison Fellowship runs the ongoing faith-based unit at Bibb County Correctional Facility (featured in “I Can See Over the Fence!”)
- Prison Fellowship volunteers serve inside correctional facilities throughout the state, teaching classes, facilitating Bible studies, and mentoring inmates.
- Prison Fellowship volunteers serve out in the community, helping ex-prisoners get on their feet.
- Prison Fellowship Angel Tree volunteers deliver hope and love to approximately 7,000 children of incarcerated parents in Alabama each Christmas.
Would you like to be a part of this ongoing story?
Here’s some ways to get started:
- Volunteer in prison or in the community: Call 800-206-9764 or e-mail [email protected] to get started as a Prison Fellowship certified volunteer in Alabama—or wherever you live!
- Deliver love to children at Christmas: www.angeltree.org
- Give: Support ministry opprtunities like the ones you’ve read about in this blog: https://www.www.www.prisonfellowship.org/give-pf/give
- Advocate for important reforms to our criminal justice system: www.justicefellowship.org
“Continue to remember those in prison as if you were together with them in prison.” – Hebrews 13:3