Who We Are
I have been in recovery from addiction and sexual brokenness for over 14 years, and my own journey of healing and encountering Jesus has given me a deep heart for people who are hurting or searching for hope. For more than a decade, I served alongside women impacted by human trafficking, addiction, and incarceration, walking with them through recovery and helping them discover hope, healing, and a new identity in Christ. I have had the privilege of doing this through various forms of outreach, including recovery groups, Bible studies, and the Alpha program in correctional facilities, recovery communities, and online, creating spaces where people can ask honest questions and discover who Jesus is.
On a personal note, I’m the mom of a 27-year-old son Brandon, I love worship music, bowling, roller skating, watching the sunrise, and my newest love—plants! At the heart of it all, my desire is pretty simple: I want to love people well and tell them about Jesus.
On a personal note, I’m the mom of a 27-year-old son Brandon, I love worship music, bowling, roller skating, watching the sunrise, and my newest love—plants! At the heart of it all, my desire is pretty simple: I want to love people well and tell them about Jesus.
Who We Serve
My heart is for people who may feel overlooked, uncertain, or simply hungry for something more—the new believer learning what it means to follow Jesus, the unbeliever who has questions and isn’t sure what they believe, and those struggling with addiction, homelessness, or difficult circumstances. I want to meet people right where they are, without judgment, build genuine relationships, share a meal, listen to their stories, and point them to the hope and love found in Jesus.
How You Can Pray
Discernment: That I would hear God clearly, follow His leading, and not get ahead of Him.
Open doors: For opportunities and relationships in the Monadnock community to share the hope of Jesus.
The right people: That God would bring people alongside me who share a heart for serving others and making Jesus known
Provision: For God’s continued financial provision and the resources needed to serve people well.
My walk with Jesus: That I would stay close to Him and that everything I do would flow from my relationship with Him.