Coming back home to South Carolina never seemed like an option when the Lord moved my family to Florida back in the mid-70s. I ended up attending the University of Central Florida and graduated after squeezing 4 years into 6. However, the Lord has always had His plan for my life, and He opened my […]
Jonathan is an approachable pastor and counselor who loves walking with people of all backgrounds. He currently lives in Richmond, VA with his wife Nikki and two sons, Shepherd and Bridger. Originally a graphic designer by trade, Jonathan was called into ministry in 2013. He has since helped to plant two churches and currently serves […]
Lauren lives in Birmingham, Alabama where she grew up and is married to her husband, Parker. She counsels individuals, couples, and families. Lauren received a B.A. in Communication with a minor in Human Development and Family Sciences from Auburn University. Afterwards, she completed her Biblical Counseling Certificates at Christian Counseling and Educational Foundation (CCEF) while […]
Dr. Paul Jeon (M.Div., Ph.D.) is an ordained minister for the Presbyterian Church in America and a professor at Reformed Theological Seminary. He comes with over two decades of counseling experience. He specializes in counseling pastors struggling with burnout, calling, and overall discouragement; couples seeking to heal ruptures in their relationship; and individuals struggling with […]
Angie is a military wife, mother of five, and “Gigi” of two. She and her husband settled in Orlando, Florida after twenty-five years of moving around for the Air Force. Angie loves cats, roller coasters, Turkish food, and traveling to visit her adult children all over the country. After walking through suffering with members of […]
A Georgia native, Gay Brown and her husband, Dale, moved to the Washington, DC area in 2010, where Gay found herself mentoring and discipling young women as they transitioned from college to professional life to marriage and children. When a young friend shared something difficult from her past and Gay felt like she was “in […]
