Angel Tree may start with a Christmas gift, but the families of prisoners have year-round needs, too. Find out how your church can meet the needs of Angel Tree families all year long.
Kellie has come a long way in the last few years, but getting clean has not been easy.
Learn more about the nation’s largest outreach to the children of prisoners and how a simple Christmas gift can have a positive influence on a child, family, and community.
Shane loved his children and had never wanted to hurt them, but his addiction had damaged them.
I’ll never get tired of the smile on those children’s faces when they rip off the wrapping paper and say, “This is from my Daddy?”
Patterns of brokenness seem to pass through family generations, almost like an inheritance.
Too many kids with incarcerated parents end up becoming statistics. But Zeeke was different, and he says Angel Tree camp is a big part of the reason.
"Times were hard. I was now free from prison, but I was dirt poor and raising my three daughters alone."
For Tim, the greatest Christmas gift of all was meeting Jesus Christ.
For Mark, the Christmas present he received last year was more than just a new basketball.
God is rewriting the stories of children all over the country.
Christmas can be complicated—but never more so than when you have a loved one behind bars.
"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.
Guest blogger Bethany McIlrath shares how teachers can influence at-risk children of the incarcerated for the better.
