** The boys and I are heading to Bungoma, Kenya for the summer to help launch an aquaponics project through our new initiative, Hoponics—while also supporting a local medical center, serving in orphanages, and helping care for eight amazing children my brother and sister-in-law have taken in through family loss and hardship. **
Hoponics is about more than growing food. It’s about sowing hope—physically, spiritually, and economically.
We’re partnering with local organizations already using aquaponics in Kenya to create a working beta model in Bungoma. The goal? To replicate these sustainable systems at orphanages, outreaches, and churches—equipping communities with long-term food solutions, economic empowerment, and the message of Christ.
We’ll also be helping with the ongoing efforts to open a community medical center, where part of the building—specifically the pharmacy—is nearly finished. We’re praying for the final renovations and $3,500 needed to stock it with essential supplies and begin serving the people.
Additionally, and most personally, we’ll be supporting my brother’s family as they raise eight children they’ve taken in as their own—children whose lives were marked by loss but are now surrounded by love, safety, and hope for the future.
Our life is a journey, isn’t it? And this trip is a continuation of mine.
In 2016, I stepped out in faith, packed my children in an RV, and began traveling the U.S., following God’s whisper to something more.
We were then led to serve overseas in Prague and Egypt—where I learned to walk with God through discomfort, dependence, and ultimately, joy.
Those years stripped away religion and performance and awakened me to what I had missed for so long: deep, loving connection with the Father.
When I returned to the States in 2022, I knew I had come out of the wilderness with a new heart: no longer striving or disconnected, but secure in love, walking in purpose, and ready for Part 2.
God had restored my identity.
I had gone from a weary, striving Christian to someone overflowing with love, joy, and purpose.
That’s when Fix the Disconnect was born—a book about reconnecting with the Father, understanding His love, and letting go of the lies that hold us back.
📖 You can read the intro to Fix the Disconnect here: Fix the Disconnect Intro
So thank you for believing with me. For giving. For praying. For joining in what God is doing.
This isn’t just one trip—it’s the beginning of something that’s been growing in prayer and conversation for years. By God’s grace, what we’re building in Bungoma will lay the groundwork for more systems to come, as others join in to expand the vision.
Because this mission is about more than travel or food—it’s about sowing hope through sustainable farming and faith.
Feeding the body. Lifting the soul. Empowering the future.
Passionate about creating spaces of healing, safety, and restoration, and devoted to walking alongside the brokenhearted and forgotten. Through radical faith and the power of Christ, God has transformed my heart into an overflow of love—with feet fitted with the gospel of peace. My life calling is intimately tied to my own transformation: to help others rediscover their true identity, reclaim their purpose, and step into lasting freedom.
Fix the Disconnect: Experience the promised love, joy, and peace of Christ.
You did not choose me, but I chose you and appointed you so that you might go and bear fruit—fruit that will last… John 15:16