Like so many Americans, I grew up in a broken home. My dad did the best he could—but I was determined to live life my own way.

By 12, I was running the streets.

By 13, I was gone for good.

From that point forward, my life spiraled quickly. I bounced from place to place searching for something I couldn’t define. By 15, I had already faced more trauma than many adults experience in a lifetime—molestation, addiction, homelessness, and juvenile detention.

My late teens and twenties became a revolving door of addiction, incarceration, and hopelessness. I’ve been to jail 43 times. I caught more charges than I can count. Meth and heroin controlled my life. I was angry. I was numb. I was lost.

I was headed toward one of two outcomes: the grave or a prison cell.

But God.

In 2019, God revealed Himself to me in a way that was undeniable—personal, powerful, and life-altering. He met me at my lowest point. Not when I had cleaned myself up. Not when I deserved it. But right in the middle of my mess.

Slowly, He began rebuilding what addiction had destroyed.

He healed wounds I didn’t even know were still open. He showed me that the same God who spoke the universe into existence had never taken His eyes off me. Every failure. Every arrest. Every painful moment—He was shaping me for a purpose I couldn’t yet see.

Today, I am over three years clean from meth and heroin.

I haven’t been convicted of a crime in over a year—something that once felt impossible.

But the greatest transformation isn’t just sobriety.

It’s purpose.

God has called me to build Eternally Anointed Ministries—a ministry that reaches people exactly where they are. Not from a stage. Not from a distance. But in the streets, in shelters, and in forgotten places.

We are already doing daily outreach wherever God leads.

Every Tuesday, we serve at the Waystation—bringing fellowship, prayer, and the truth of Jesus Christ to those who feel forgotten.

This ministry is not an idea.

It is already in motion.

Now we are raising funds to fully establish and sustain what God is building so we can expand our outreach and reach more lives consistently.

What We’re Raising Funds For

Supplies for weekly Tuesday outreach

Resources for daily Spirit-led outreach

Gas and transportation to reach those in need

A reliable vehicle dedicated to outreach

Support for volunteers serving faithfully

Rental space for worship gatherings and community events

This isn’t just about meeting physical needs.

It’s about restoring dignity.

It’s about building relationships.

It’s about showing, through action, that no one is too far gone for God.

I was that person once.

If this story speaks to you, I’m asking you to act now.

Pray.

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Give if you can.

Your support helps us reach the ones still trapped in the darkness I once lived in.

From broken to chosen.

From running away to running toward purpose.

And this is only the beginning of what God is about to do.