We live in a broken society, but the Church is uniquely positioned to have a profound and lasting impact on the surrounding culture.
There's someone waiting for Pedro on the other side of the prison's walls. Someone he doesn't want to fail.
"I want to come back. ... I want to live here. And I want my mom to be here, too."
In Jominiq's home growing up, Christmas was a day he only saw celebrated on TV.
Guest blogger Bethany McIlrath shares how teachers can influence at-risk children of the incarcerated for the better.
Prison Fellowship's Chad Prince shares his encounter with Deidre, an incarcerated woman suffering from colon cancer who wants to learn more about Christ.
"I never really understood my story until probably about a year ago," Kerri says.
Shenandoah Baptist Church's Camp Eagle welcomes Angel Tree campers this year for the first time.
OneLife Church in Springfield, Missouri, was still excited about Christmas months after it ended—all because of Angel Tree.
"The gifts allow them to feel like I still care, even though I’m not there during Christmas."
Thank you for your prayers and support for our Angel Tree Camping program.
The children were headed to the prison's gym where they would meet their incarcerated mothers for a day of fun and memory-making.
For Kennice, a week of summer fun at an Angel Tree® camp was just the beginning.
Pelipost's "Love Your Inmate Day" is a special day dedicated to prisoners and their families on the outside. Read more to find out how you can participate!
"How could I matter? My own dad didn’t want me. He chose drugs over me."