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Just by Saying Yes

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“Once Angel Tree got ahold of us, and through Camp Agape, that’s what made us closer to God.” —Beth
When Albert and Beth got married while Albert was serving a 10-year sentence, their two young children, ages 10 and 5, as well as family members, were in attendance. Beth wore a wedding dress, and Albert wore his orange jumpsuit.


Despite the wedding celebration, the uncertainty around Albert’s pending release date hung over them like a shadow.


Albert’s previous incarcerations—due to his gang-influenced involvement in drugs and violence—hadn’t felt as impactful as this one did, with his and Beth’s children now old enough to understand what having a father in prison meant.


Albert needed a big change. Prison Fellowship(R) Angel Tree became the catalyst that stirred up a hunger for God in Beth, Albert, and their children.

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Prison Bars Can’t Block This Grandmother’s Love At Mary’s facility, a Prison Fellowship Angel Tree(R) Christmas party was held, where she had the opportunity to spend time with her daughter and three grandchildren.
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Hear her share what this special day meant to her and her family.

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What a Second Chance Really Means
Austin may still be incarcerated, but he’s looking forward to the time when he’s released to go back home and spend time with his loved ones.
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Watch him talk about his hope and motivation for staying on the straight and narrow path.


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