Chris will always remember the moment his son received a basketball from him through Angel Tree—and now he gives those moments to other parents.

When Dion graduated high school, he thought his life was set. But after experiencing a head injury, everything went sideways. What could turn his life around?

Daniel never imagined that an opportunity he had while incarcerated would prepare him for the halls of Congress—but with God, all things are possible.

Trevor found his identity in his performance, but through Angel Tree and the Holy Spirit, he found a new identity in Christ.

Melisha spent her life in church, but Christ wasn’t in her heart. Instead, she spent her life trying to earn love. But God wasn’t done pursuing her.

Tyrone was addicted to the criminal lifestyle, until the Lord stepped in. Through Prison Fellowship Angel Tree and the power of God’s Word, Tyrone’s heart softened.

Jessica tried to do things on her own, which landed her in prison. Through the community of the Prison Fellowship Academy, she learned a new way of living.

Camps across the nation are learning to help kids who have had traumatic experiences—and Prison Fellowship is leading the way.

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?