Mothers

After being sold for heroin as a four-year-old and enduring years of sexual abuse, prostitution, homelessness, and being separated from her family, she entered foster care and was introduced to Jesus for the first time. Through adoption, Christian education, and a growing relationship with God, her life was transformed—and years later, she returned to her birth mother with forgiveness, love, and a message that God still loved her.

After being left alone at six years old and growing up with a mother who married several times, Gary rarely experienced the care and attention of a father figure. Though he describes himself as a victim, he chose to see his difficult childhood as a challenge rather than let it define him. After nearly 52 years of marriage and raising children who avoided the struggles he once faced, Gary looks back with gratitude for God's faithfulness and the assurance that he was never truly alone.

After growing up in a Jewish family opposed to Christianity, Stephen set out to study the Bible for himself, became convinced that Jesus was the promised Messiah, and later saw his father, sister, and even his once-resistant mother come to faith before they passed away.

After a childhood marked by poverty, early motherhood, addiction, and ten years in federal prison, she cried out to God—and everything changed. Now a city councilwoman, she’s using her voice to bring hope, justice, and healing to her community.

Abused by her family and silenced by shame, she cried out to God in the darkness. Today, she shares her story to help others find healing and freedom through faith.

As a single mom, she depended on credit cards and food stamps just to survive—until God told her to cut them up and trust Him as her provider. Against all odds and through every struggle, He came through. Now, she’s helping others break free from the cycle of dependence with faith, courage, and peace.

Hooked on pills and meth, she was ready to end her life—until her mom showed up at the door with an ultimatum. What followed was a miracle: one desperate prayer, a church that embraced her, and a new life she never thought possible.