Ministry isn’t just what I do—it’s who I am. Whether I’m preaching on a Sunday, fixing cables for the livestream, or stacking chairs after service, every bit of it is worship when it’s done for Him.As a woman in ministry, I’ve had to wrestle with the call—and the questions. But every time I’ve doubted, the …
Ministry isn’t just what I do—it’s who I am. Whether I’m preaching on a Sunday, fixing cables for the livestream, or stacking chairs after service, every bit of it is worship when it’s done for Him.
As a woman in ministry, I’ve had to wrestle with the call—and the questions. But every time I’ve doubted, the Lord has confirmed it: Yes, I’ve called you. Yes, I’ve equipped you. Yes, I’ll go with you.
Serving in the church here in Scotland is both a joy and a challenge. It’s small, raw, and real. We’re building community, one sermon, one service, and one tech glitch at a time.
I believe the Gospel belongs in every space—from the pulpit to the porch, from recovery buses to kitchen tables. That’s why all the ministries I’m part of share a single mission: to bring Christ into the everyday places, with humility, love, and bold faith.
