PRISON FELLOWSHIP: Family

We’ve gathered four resources every person needs as they plan for a prison visit, whether visiting a loved one or serving as a volunteer.

For many, maintaining a relationship with a prisoner is complicated. Here are four resources for spouses and families affected by incarceration.

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.

When Isis' mom went to prison everything changed. Prison Fellowship and Angel Tree helped bring them back together.

Facing three years in prison, David could not possibly have imagined what God was about to do in his life and in the lives of his children.

Everyone wants to see their kids. Prison Fellowship gave some incarcerated dads a chance to spend a whole day with them.

Belinda's world was shaken when her father went to prison. Angel Tree and Prison Fellowship helped restore order and showed how hope shines through

"To know that I was going to make it meant everything."

'Prison has put a lot of pressure on me mentally, physically, emotionally, and spiritually.'

As we gather with our families to celebrate Thanksgiving and Christmas, let’s remember those who will not be home for the holidays this year.

Guest blogger Bethany McIlrath shares how teachers can influence at-risk children of the incarcerated for the better.

Tish Belk was scared. She had been on the run for almost a year, and now she faced as many as 20 years in prison.

Guest blogger Terri Grothe shares how to tell a child their parent is incarcerated and how to have open communication between the child and caregiver.