Jordan Feliz's Story

A great-great-grandson of a slave who lived homeless for 14 years, he found God after walking 27 miles to a ministry. Now a minister and mentor, he uses his story to inspire hope and unity in his community.

From jail to purpose: Kelby’s life was full of mistakes, but a detective and a pastor gave him hope. Today, he’s living proof that one life can change.

Haunted by guilt after an abortion, she buried her pain in silence—until healing came through honesty, family forgiveness, and rediscovering God’s love. Her story now helps others find hope through truth and grace.

Diagnosed with stage 4 heart failure and days from learning how long she had left, she asked for prayer—then felt warmth flood her heart. Days later, doctors found no sign of disease.

After a life of drugs and crime, Ken shares how a moment he believes was God guiding him across the street to a Bible study led to a life-changing encounter with Jesus that cost him everything at first but ultimately changed his life forever.

A father’s career kept him away, unknowingly creating a void that led his son into addiction and near death. Miraculously, through prayer and faith, his son Shawn woke from a coma and found forgiveness, healing, and a second chance at life.

At 15, she walked into an abortion clinic alone—no counsel, no comfort, just $480 and a decision that would haunt her for years. Decades later, through the hope of Christ and the healing of a support group, she was finally able to grieve her child, honor his life, and find peace.

Haunted by a secret abortion at 15, she lived with grief and shame—until one moment of honesty opened the door to healing. Now she honors her child, embraces God’s mercy, and helps others find hope after loss.

Lavoy was a medic in Vietnam—one of only three who survived out of twenty-four. As the son of a pastor who’d never even owned a BB gun, he found himself jumping into enemy fire and witnessing unimaginable loss. But through it all, he says God spoke to him, promising protection and purpose in the middle of war.

When her older brother returned from America radically transformed by the gospel, it shook everything. Her brother’s bold faith and changed life opened the door to something real—something hopeful. At 16, she followed that same path, and for the first time, found a reason to live that was bigger than herself..

He had it all—money, cars, women, success—but none of it could fill the emptiness inside. On the verge of losing everything that really mattered, he got on his knees and surrendered. What happened next changed everything.

At a festival, a simple truth about God’s love changed his life forever. He discovered that through Jesus, anyone can start anew, bridging the gap between brokenness and hope.

After a severe car accident and traumatic brain injury, he faced death and a coma. Miraculously, Jesus gave him a choice to live, and against all odds, he awoke. His faith and God’s grace carried him through a five-month coma to healing and hope.

Growing up amid violence and hardship in Mexico City, with an abusive father and the threat of danger, this family’s journey to the United States was fueled by faith and resilience. Despite starting with almost nothing, God’s provision and promises carried them through—from a tiny shack and uncertain future to education, homeownership, and blessings fulfilled across generations.

Marc’s life was chaotic—parties, alcohol, multiple run-ins with the law. After a third DUI, desperation led him to put on an alcohol monitor bracelet. Searching for real happiness, he started Bible study with strangers, not even knowing where to begin. What he found changed everything: peace, purpose, and a life transformed by Jesus.

As a soldier in apartheid South Africa, he once faced an order to fire on schoolchildren. Already a Christian, he refused in his heart and prayed—watching the crowd disperse without violence. Years later, while preaching in a hostile township, a 12-year-old girl’s fearless act of holding up his Bible silenced a mob, proving that God’s love can overcome even the deepest racial divides.

Kicked out of Royal Rangers for refusing to pray, he learned from his dad that faith is personal and God’s plan is bigger than his own. Today, he embraces his calling in music and ministry, supported by his family’s encouragement.

Struggling with loss, independence, and distrust for much of her youth, she found faith unexpectedly through a relationship and a journey of trust. From working multiple jobs and carrying the weight alone, to discovering hope in community, prayer, and the practice of tithing, her story is one of healing, provision, and transformation.