Help Father Foye and his Family Start Their New Chapter — A Servant of God Who’s Touched So Many Lives

If you’ve ever crossed paths with Father Foye, you know the kind of man he is — a Marine veteran, a devoted husband and father, and a spiritual leader who has spent his life pouring into others. He has comforted the sick and the dying, stood beside families through their hardest moments, strengthened countless marriages, and guided so many hearts toward Christ.

For years, he’s been a steady light in South Florida and all over the United States — showing up when others needed hope, encouragement, or simply a reminder that they are loved by God. His impact is immeasurable, though he has never once sought recognition. He has simply lived his calling.

Now, this humble servant faces a challenge of his own. Pastor Foye and his family are moving to Massachusetts to begin a new chapter. After months of faithfully preparing for his wife’s new job placement and stepping away from his ministry obligations, their financial resources have grown tight.

To make matters more difficult, the Veterans Administration recently denied his VA home loan application — not because he isn’t eligible, but because of a paperwork verification issue that won’t be resolved in time for closing. Instead of being able to use the no-money-down benefit he earned through his military service, he’s now required to bring 3.5% of the home’s purchase price to the table — a sudden and heavy financial burden.

This is a man who has spent his life giving to others. He has prayed for us, served us, and stood beside us through life’s storms. Now, it’s our turn to stand beside him.

We’re asking the community he’s poured so much into to come together in love and generosity. Your gift — no matter the amount — will help Pastor Foye and his family secure their home and step into this new season with dignity and peace.

If you can’t give financially, please share this page, and most importantly, keep them in your prayers.

May God bless Pastor Foye and his family richly, and may He bless every heart that chooses to give.