PRISON FELLOWSHIP STORIES

George once lived for himself—addicted, angry, and far from God. But while restrained in a padded cell, he heard the voice of hope.

When Ashleigh’s mom was in prison, Angel Tree gifts helped her feel less alone. Years later, Ashleigh ministered to women just like her mom at Hope Events.

Kris saw his dad taken away in handcuffs and later followed in his father’s footsteps, cycling in and out of prison. He needed an escape plan.

A childhood marked by chaos turned into a powerful story of restoration and forgiveness.

God used Angel Tree to connect Darryl with his kids while he was incarcerated for 29 years. In a full-circle moment, Darryl now helps families just like his.

Albert and Beth were feeling the strain of Albert’s incarcerations. When he said yes to Jesus—and Angel Tree—it changed the trajectory of their family’s story.

She arrived at the parole office shivering and out of breath. The bitter Idaho winter showed no mercy; she prayed her parole officer would be different.

Chris will always remember the moment his son received a basketball from him through Angel Tree—and now he gives those moments to other parents.

His aunt’s words inspired Michael to view prison as a training ground. Now, he’s challenging others to do the same.

The Prison Fellowship Academy helped Woody discover his talents and experience transformation during his decades in prison.

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.