✨ I’m honestly blown away ✨ My dear friend Betsy has taken on an incredible challenge… biking over 1,100 miles from the Canadian border...

One of the most powerful ways we fight trafficking is through empowerment.
 At our ZOE Coffee House, the teens we care for don’t just...

Did you know that the building where I go to church every week used to be ZOE Children’s Home? When I first moved to Thailand, this was...

We made it. We’re home. Even though we’re still not fully funded, I have complete peace about being back in Thailand. God called us here,...

Justice and I had the privilege of visiting Children’s Hunger Fund’s Poverty Encounter and packing food packs for families in need. It...

Today was one of those days I’ll never forget. Eleven girls—each carrying stories of pain, trauma, doubt, and deep shame—chose Jesus and...

We just wrapped up our Purity Camp, and I’m still in awe of what God did. It was such a beautiful time of learning, healing, and hope....

One of our girls recently shared something in small group that left all of us in awe of God’s healing power. When she first came to ZOE,...

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...But on this particular night, something shifted.

I heard one of our teens share her testimony recently, and it moved me deeply.

Last week, at our small group, we celebrated the 𝐧𝐞𝐰 𝐟𝐚𝐢𝐭𝐡 of several teens from our last youth night.

4 kids gave their lives to Jesus for the first time, and 23 rededicated their lives to Him!

Every day, I have the privilege of teaching rescued children about God’s love, mentoring teens to become leaders, and supporting families as

It's happening right now, in neighborhoods we drive through and communities we live in.

Most people see the exciting parts of ministry—big events, youth nights, and special moments with the kids.

Today marks 18 years since I landed in Thailand, thinking I’d stay for six months.

Later this week, I’m celebrating 𝟭𝟴 𝘆𝗲𝗮𝗿𝘀 in Thailand with ZOE.

One of the greatest joys I’ve had is seeing children, once abandoned and exploited, find a family again.