Kassie’s addiction felt like a tornado wrecking her life, and treatment programs made little difference. Now Kassie helps others overcome addiction.
Kerri never smiled when she first went to camp. Now, her smile is known around camp. What caused the change?
Brian started Oakridge Christian Camp to be closer to his family. Now, he invites the children of prisoners into that family through Angel Tree camping.
After a long year of hard work, the women in class 35 of the Academy at Shakopee celebrated their accomplishments—with a little bit of whimsy.
Reading has the power to change a person’s life—including the lives of those behind bars.
Alice didn’t want to give up her drug use—even for her children. What could pull her out of her addiction?
After leaving the Army, Brian struggled with addictions. He found healing in Celebrate Recovery—but what would he find when he led that program in prison?
Darryl Strawberry and Willie Mays Aikens shared their experiences—on the field and behind bars—to encourage prisoners at this Hope Event in Missouri.
When Helen received a life sentence, the hurt she had caused her family loomed large. Many years later, God has provided her a family and a purpose behind bars.
Becky longed for photos from her son Joe while in prison. Now they help families dealing with incarceration connect through their business, Pelipost.
When Rochelle opened her Bible, she felt the Lord revealing a hard truth that led to her second chance. Now, she helps others find their own.
2023 marks the 10-year anniversary of Prison Fellowship’s Warden Exchange. The program has evolved to keep up with the changing landscape of corrections.
Maria was afraid to be away from her grandmother for a week of camp. Once there, she realized God had more in store for her than a life of fear.
Harley Blakeman, CEO and founder of HonestJobs, shares how businesses can support second chances and create safer communities.
Rick always had a heart for his daughter—he just didn’t know how to show it. Through the power of Christ, and help from Angel Tree, he soon learned how.