PRISON FELLOWSHIP BLOG: Families of Prisoners

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!

While Vickie’s grandson came to live with her under devastating circumstances, through it all, she has seen firsthand the power of God’s lavish and redeeming grace.

This incarcerated grandmother received Christmas joy, thanks to Prison Fellowship Angel Tree.

Prison Fellowship Angel Tree camping came along at just the right time for Sharvette and her children, providing much-needed connection and community.

At a recent Prison Fellowship Angel Tree STEM camp, kids discovered more than coding and robots. They found faith and a glimpse at a future filled with hope.

Raising two children with a serious illness, Thea felt isolated and alone. Her local church and Prison Fellowship Angel Tree helped her know she really wasn’t.

Churches looking for fruitful ministry can find God changing lives in correctional facilities around the country.

While life has not been simple, Toi says it has helped to know Angel Tree® was there, offering her kids meaningful opportunities at just the right times.

Laura witnessed her dad being taken away in handcuffs, but his arrest gave her a sense of purpose to help others navigating the same uncharted waters.

Tina's life changed after a terrible accident. She never expected God would use her grandson to show her how to live with joy and purpose.

Through Prison Fellowship Angel Tree, mothers and children are reconnecting at this Idaho prison with healing only God can accomplish.

Find out how Prison Fellowship Angel Tree summer camps help children with an incarcerated parent feel seen and supported.

Tynecia and her dad were always close—even after he went to prison. Following his execution, God used her grief to help others navigating a similar journey.

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

Pastor Butler once thought ministry was like throwing a net into the ocean—but now he knows he needs to get in the water.