PRISON FELLOWSHIP STORIES

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.

Bonnie was amazed at the changes she saw in her granddaughter after one week of Angel Tree camp—and in her own life as well.

Sheaveal’s addiction was costly. She lost custody of her kids and nearly died. But Angel Tree helped her rebuild her family and inspired her to serve.

Having overcome trauma, addiction, and a near-death experience, Mark has seen God's grace. He has also learned the power of the ripple effect of that grace.

Mom went to prison and Marcella was left thinking her mother had abandoned her. A gift kept them connected.

Rusty rebelled against God and his family, but eventually found new life in Christ. He now ministers in prisons in the same state where he did time.

After a sports injury, Matt made a choice that cost him his freedom. What drew him to God instead?

Brooklynn was angry and tired of hearing about God. How did a song during an Angel Tree camp shift her mindset?

Freedom is a deeply personal concept to many. For Jarell, it’s no different.

Kassie’s addiction felt like a tornado wrecking her life, and treatment programs made little difference. Now Kassie helps others overcome addiction.

Kerri never smiled when she first went to camp. Now, her smile is known around camp. What caused the change?