PRISON FELLOWSHIP STORIES

An outdoor enthusiast, Levi feels at home by the water. He soon realized he was on the hunt for the living water that would quench his thirst for a lifetime.

Tina thought freedom meant getting out of prison. But God had so much more in mind for her.

When Dion graduated high school, he thought his life was set. But after experiencing a head injury, everything went sideways. What could turn his life around?

Thomas’ first week at an Angel Tree summer camp was challenging. What kept him coming back?

Daniel never imagined that an opportunity he had while incarcerated would prepare him for the halls of Congress—but with God, all things are possible.

Nancy had a reputation in prison—but it’s not the one you’d expect.

Anthony and Monica fell in love twice—first with each other and then with Jesus. They’re working to help end the cycle of incarceration in families.

Melisha spent her life in church, but Christ wasn’t in her heart. Instead, she spent her life trying to earn love. But God wasn’t done pursuing her.

Homelessness. Incarceration. Solitary confinement. Nick was in a dark place—until he found the one thing that could light his way home.

Ray and Roberta’s family was torn apart by incarceration. But God used Prison Fellowship Angel Tree to bring about healing and reconciliation.

Tyrone was addicted to the criminal lifestyle, until the Lord stepped in. Through Prison Fellowship Angel Tree and the power of God’s Word, Tyrone’s heart softened.

The gang lifestyle sent Fred to prison for most of his younger years, but God began using Fred for His purposes after a supernatural encounter.

Jessica tried to do things on her own, which landed her in prison. Through the community of the Prison Fellowship Academy, she learned a new way of living.

Boanergez embraced gang life to feel like he belonged. It wasn’t until he landed in prison that he found his true identity in Christ.

William was in and out of prison for years, but something his son said made him decide to work hard to stay out of prison. Now, he is a successful barber.