At Kingdom Workers, we are committed to serving families and individuals facing challenges in daily life. This story is a heartfelt example of how our volunteers and staff come alongside people to provide practical help, encouragement, and hope.
For over 20 years, Jennifer sat alone in the back of a church, silently enduring mental abuse and praying for it to stop. Today, she's a trained advocate helping other survivors find hope through Kingdom Workers' RISE program. Her journey from isolation to advocacy shows how Christ-centered support can transform pain into purpose.
How do you serve the people sitting in your pews—and the ones who wouldn’t dream of stepping inside your church?
For pastors and church leaders, this is a question that surfaces again and again. You want to be faithful to God’s calling, relevant to your community, and effective in reaching the lost. But finding ministries that truly meet the needs of both your congregation and your unchurched neighbors can be challenging.
Sometimes love shows up exactly when it’s needed most.
When the Daul-Keyser family agreed to take in two children through an emergency foster placement—including an 8-year-old boy with severe muscular dystrophy who relies on a wheelchair full time—they had no idea how drastically their lives would change.
Gianna’s journey is a testament to the power of love, faith, and the incredible impact that ordinary godly men and women can have on the life of a vulnerable child. Born into circumstances that seemed hopeless, Gianna’s story is one of heartache, redemption, and the miraculous transformation that only God can bring.
