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This email is sent on behalf of our sponsor Prison Fellowship

Dear Friend,

The following message is from Heather Rice-Minus, President and Chief Executive Officer of Prison Fellowship.

This amazing ministry makes an incredible impact each Christmas, delivering gifts and the Gospel to prisoners’ children across the country and helping restore families shattered by crime. That’s why we wanted to bring this special need to your attention.

Please read Heather’s email below.

Thank you.

Dear Friend,

Christmas can be a painful time of year for a prisoner’s child.

They might miss their mom or dad even more when they see other families celebrating together. They might even wonder if their mom or dad in prison still thinks about them.

That’s why Prison Fellowship Angel Tree was first created—to connect families and share the Good News of the Savior’s birth at this special time of year.

And now, Christmas is just a little over a month away! Will you give today to make sure a prisoner’s child gets to experience Angel Tree this Christmas and throughout the year?

Every $30 will help deliver a Christmas present, a personal message of love from their incarcerated parent, and the Gospel to one child.

This year, we’re expecting hundreds of thousands of children to be signed up for Angel Tree by their parent in prison. There are a lot of kids to reach—but we can do it with your help!

Please help today by giving your best gift to reach as many children as possible this Christmas and all year long.

Time is running out to reach an Angel Tree child with a special present and God’s love this Christmas.

Thank you for strengthening families with the hope of Jesus through Angel Tree both during the holiday season and throughout the year!

Yours in His service,

Disclaimer: This message does not necessarily reflect the views of The Christian Post. Opinions expressed are solely those of the sponsor.

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