You know Angel Tree at Christmas… but do you know what else they do?

What if one of the most important things we can teach our kids is how to notice others, look beyond their differences, and make room for people who may feel left out?

On this episode of Faith For Anxious Moms, I’m talking with Betsy Wright, Senior Director of Angel Tree with Prison Fellowship, about community, friendship, compassion, and the unique challenges faced by children who have an incarcerated parent.

We often hear about Angel Tree during the Christmas season, but there is so much more to the ministry than Christmas gifts. Betsy shares how Angel Tree comes alongside children and families affected by incarceration through community, camps, STEM opportunities, sports camps, and more.

But this conversation goes beyond Angel Tree.

We’re talking about how Christian moms can teach their children to see the child—not simply the circumstance.

Together, we explore:

• What children with incarcerated parents may experience
• Misconceptions we may have about these families
• Why community is especially important when stigma and shame can lead to isolation
• How moms can teach their kids to look beyond differences
• What Scripture teaches us about relationships and caring for one another
• How one caring adult or one good friend can make a difference
• What Angel Tree does beyond its Christmas program
• Practical ways your family can notice, include, and care for others, especially the families of the incarcerated

Because our kids are watching how we treat people.

And sometimes teaching our children to care about others begins with showing them how to notice.

🎧 Listen now to Faith For Anxious Moms and discover what you may not know about Angel Tree—and how you can help your kids see beyond differences and build a community where others feel seen, loved, and welcomed.

ENJOY friends and HAPPY WEDNESDAY!

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