Angel Tree camps provide kids with new friends, fun in nature, and best of all, the opportunity to experience the love of God.

You can make a difference in the lives of men and women in your community—and share the Gospel—by standing up for second chances, just as Tammy’s church did for her.

What Sharon and her grandson remember most about Christmas with Angel Tree wasn’t the gifts. It was how the local churches made them feel.

Current and former prisoners share stories of God at work behind bars at a special event in the Billy Moore Correctional Center in Texas.

Prison Fellowship believes that advocating for justice that restores is Gospel work. A recent visit to Capitol Hill put this conviction into practice.

Carmenseda found a community of support when her grandchildren received Angel Tree Christmas gifts from their incarcerated mom.

Mary never imagined that a powerful message from God would prepare her to serve Him on behalf of others. Now she knows that nothing is impossible for God.

Revival can happen anywhere. Just ask the men who live at San Quentin Rehabilitation Center.

When Brandy’s son signed up her grandson for Angel Tree Christmas, it ultimately provided her with connection and support she hadn’t known she needed.

Despite 52 years of incarceration, Arthur says he has found freedom in prison. And it’s all because of what Jesus did in his life.

These 25 photos from Prison Fellowship capture the fingerprints of God throughout 2025, highlighting grace and transformation that can happen only through Him.

Meet the small church that does Christmas big, faithfully delivering gifts and personal notes to hundreds of children from their incarcerated parents.

When the father of Lorena’s children signed them up for Angel Tree, it brought joy, faith, and community into their lives—and hers.

Aimee and her four sons still remember that Christmas years ago, when a group of people knocked on her door bearing armfuls of gifts.

Pastors and their churches are stepping up to make a difference for those behind bars and their families—and we couldn’t be more grateful!