PRISON FELLOWSHIP BLOG: Children with Incarcerated Parents

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?”

Books with well-written stories have the power to unlock a child's God-given imagination and create deep bonds between the child and their parent—even if that parent is behind bars.

Patterns of brokenness and wrongdoing do 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.

Weighed down by desperate choices and heavy hurts, Theresa was sinking. Only one thing could save her from drowning.

"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.

Why would a child send his Christmas wish list to prison? Justin wanted just one thing for Christmas. Could his incarcerated father fulfill his wish? Part I of an Angel Tree story.

God is rewriting the stories of children all over the country.