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Posted November 25, 2013
In October, allU.S. Credit Union ran a contest called “Pay It Forward.” Each day between Oct. 17-30, the first 10 people to bank at allU.S. Credit Union were given $10 and the opportunity to tell the branch’s videographer how they would use the $10 to pay it forward in the community. A panel selected 10 finalists, whose videos were voted for on Facebook and YouTube. allU.S. Credit Union awarded the winner $500 to donate to
Posted November 1, 2013
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Thank you for giving during 106.9 The Light’s Angel Tree Day! As a token of gratitude, we would like to send you our inspiring coffee-table book, Hope. Because of the support and prayers of friends like you, we will be even closer to bringing the love of Jesus Christ to the 2.7 million innocent boys and girls who carry the stigma of their parents’ incarceration.
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Posted October 30, 2013
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“Train up a child in the way he should go; even when he is old he will not depart from it.” – Proverbs 22:6
When a prisoner’s child doesn’t know where to turn, they shouldn’t look to their friends, their school teachers, their peers. Christ calls us as the body of Christ to come alongside these fragile boys and girls and show
Posted October 30, 2013
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Deliver an Angel Tree Christmas
“Every good and perfect gift is from above…” – James 1:17
When we think of crime and its impact, we naturally consider the prisoner and the victim. Yet there is a group of 2.7 million people who are often forgotten. They are the innocent victims of crime – the children of prisoners.
These little boys and girls yearn for their absent parents’
Posted September 26, 2013
THANK YOU FOR SIGNING UP FOR ANGEL TREE CHRISTMAS!
You will receive a confirmation email once your registration has been reviewed and processed.
Please keep Angel Tree® children in your prayers as Christmas approaches, and lift them up as they not only receive a gift from their parent but learn about Jesus—the greatest gift of all!
Together we can help these children feel loved and valued—unlocking their potential for a brighter future.
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Posted September 26, 2013
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You can help change the life of a prisoner’s child forever this Christmas!
For Angel Tree children, Christmastime is especially lonely, a time when they miss their parents the most. Your gift of $12.25 will be DOUBLED to help reach TWO Angel Tree children with a Christmas gift and a message from their parent in prison and introduce them to their loving
Posted September 11, 2013
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Register Your Church
Through Angel Tree, you and your church can change a child’s life by giving them a Christmas they’ll never forget. When you serve with Angel Tree, you help prisoners’ children know they’re not forgotten, share the Gospel with lonely families, and serve as an example of Christ’s love to the parents behind bars.
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Posted September 10, 2013
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Thank you for participating in K Love’s pledge drive! At this time, we can no longer offer the Angel Tree Christmas ornament for this radio effort. If you would like to find out more about Prison Fellowship’s Angel Tree program, please click here: https://www.angeltree.org.
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Posted September 10, 2013
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You can help change the life of a prisoner’s child forever this Christmas!
For Angel Tree children, Christmastime is especially lonely, a time when they miss their parents the most. Your gift of $12.25 will be DOUBLED to help reach TWO Angel Tree children with a Christmas gift and a message from their parent in prison and introduce them to their loving
Posted August 27, 2013
Thank you to all of our generous friends for making Angel Tree camping a success this year! Take a look at how your support touched the lives of thousands of campers:
To learn more about how you can continue your impact on these boys and girls, click here to learn about the Angel Tree Christmas program. You can volunteer as an Angel Tree church coordinator or give to support Angel Tree.
Posted May 15, 2013
For most prisoners’ children, summer camp is only a dream. But your partnership gives an Angel Tree child the chance to hear that Jesus loves them.
Shatori, Anthony, and Diondre have missed their daddy – he’s been in prison. Ten-year-old Shatori has dreams of cheerleading and becoming a policewoman. Anthony, age 11, loves to play football and wants to be a photographer. And Diondre, who at 12 is already serious and responsible, wants to be a
Posted February 28, 2013
Every child has a story. For 1.5 million American children, that story is filled with the abandonment, loneliness, and shame that come from having a mom or dad in prison. For many, it may also include following their parents down the same destructive road to incarceration.
Prison Fellowship Angel Tree® reaches out to the children of the incarcerated and their families with the love of Christ. It uniquely equips your church with the opportunity to restore
Posted February 12, 2013
Every year, hundreds of thousands of prisoners who otherwise couldn’t provide Christmas gifts for their children do so through Prison Fellowship’s Angel Tree program. In 2012, some Arizona prisoners decided to give back—in the amount of $3,300.
La Palma Correctional Center, a prison privately operated by the Corrections Corporation of America, houses 3,100 men in several compounds. In 2011, says Chaplain James Brunk, one in six prisoners signed their children up for Angel Tree, so the men have come
Posted January 25, 2013
Thank you for reaching out to hundreds of thousands of prisoners’ children in need of Jesus this Christmas. You not only brightened their holiday—you lit a spark of hope in their lonely hearts!
Posted December 19, 2012
Prison Fellowship’s Angel Tree program brought Chris back together with his son.
We first brought you the story of the Cleveland family in 2010. Recently, Prison Fellowship caught up with the father-son Angel Tree duo to learn how they are doing today.
Christopher, the boy who was reconciled to his father through the generosity of Angel Tree donors and volunteers who gave him a basketball on behalf of his incarcerated father, is now 18, and “still hanging