For Mark, the Christmas present he received last year was more than just a new basketball.
Why would a child send his Christmas wish list to prison? Jason wanted just one thing for Christmas. Could his incarcerated father fulfill his wish? Part I of an Angel Tree story.
"For two minutes, I felt free."
God is rewriting the stories of children all over the country.
Dozens of children from Harlem and the Bronx piled off a bus in Central Park for an afternoon of ice skating with Angel Tree.
'Prison has put a lot of pressure on me mentally, physically, emotionally, and spiritually.'
"He grabbed my hand and said, 'I'm going to leave for a long time and you have to take care of your mom and your sister.'"
What a prisoner's daughter wants you to know about growing up with a father incarcerated: Forgiveness is not a one-time decision, and it's not easy.
Christmas is supposed to be a happy time, so why do so many of us deal with holiday depression in the winter?
Mom came home with a surprise one day, and Janise’s life changed forever.
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."
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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.
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