A little bit of our story...

 

 

I want to share an extraordinary vision that has ignited my heart and soul—a global vision that calls for immediate action to uplift and empower people of all ages around the world, helping them grow closer to God through education and fostering others leadership development.

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Have you ever felt a deep yearning to make a profound difference, to extend a helping hand to those in need? This burning passion has moved me countless times. Through my experiences in various regions, including Africa, Central America, South Korea, the United States and beyond, I have witnessed the challenges faced by individuals of all ages—a reality that often goes unnoticed or unacknowledged by the world. Each person possesses unique talents and potential, eager to absorb knowledge and inspiration. Since my own childhood, I have nurtured a profound love for others and an unwavering desire to improve their lives. From a young age, I have carried an ardent dream of establishing a non-profit ministry to empower individuals in every corner of the globe. My ultimate goal is to create safe havens where people can grow, learn, and draw closer to God—a place where they can experience the joy of spiritual and personal growth.

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My journey to realize this dream has led me to start in Belize, where I have been blessed with a unique opportunity to spearhead comprehensive programs that cater to the needs of individuals of all ages in Roaring Creek Village, nestled within the Cayo District. The moment I set foot in this community, I recognized that the everyday experiences of these people were far from ordinary. Their lives are impacted by various challenges, including gangs, drugs, alcohol, abuse, and violence that pervade their surroundings. Such circumstances hinder their personal and spiritual growth, robbing them of opportunities to thrive and flourish.

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As fate would have it, my family has a deep-rooted connection to Belize. Since my father's formative years, my family has maintained a strong bond with this remarkable country. My grandfather, Thomas Pound, devoted his life as a Nazarene Missionary in Belize from 1973 to 2021. Although his passing in September 2021 brought immense sorrow, it also provided an occasion to celebrate his life among the people he cherished in Belize. During the memorial service, I had the privilege of sharing my calling to establish programs that would uplift the lives of Belizean people of all ages. It was at this poignant moment that a teacher from Raymond Sheppard Nazarene Primary School approached me, affirming the desperate need for precisely the kind of initiatives I had described during my testimony.

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Also, I want to help young girls and women in their walk with the Lord not just knowing who they are in this world but who they are in God’s eyes. I struggled with my identity growing up and when I found myself in the Lord, I didn’t care what others, or the world said. I want this freedom for other girls and women in the world to have the opportunity for that realization as well. It will consist of coffee shop meet ups, small groups, an event, etc. I am also currently writing a book to help girls with the everyday struggles they go through and helping them truly know who they are In the Lord.

Since last year, God has put on my heart to care for the homeless. Everywhere  I go lately I see at least two people that are homeless and they look hopeless.  I have created little goodie bags with necessities such as, water, snacks, socks, toilet trees, and gift cards. My heart breaks for what breaks God's heart and I want to help those in need by showing them the love of God. This is just one act of kindness that is easy, and I believe will make a difference. 

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Let me paint a vibrant picture of the vision I hold for Kingdom Come Ministries—an organization that will serve as a beacon of hope and transformation for people of all ages, not just in Belize, but in The United States and all around the Globe. My primary goal is to establish comprehensive programs that cater to the unique needs of different age groups, operating within communities in various countries. Every day, the non-profit will warmly welcome individuals, providing them with educational opportunities, spiritual guidance, mentorship, and a nurturing community. Whether it is through classes, workshops, mentoring relationships, or fellowship gatherings, I aim to create safe, joyful, and loving environments where people of all ages can truly comprehend and feel the profound love that surrounds them.

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While this personal commitment to this cause is unwavering, I understand the need for localized expertise and cultural sensitivity. Therefore, the strategy involves collaborating with passionate individuals and organizations in different countries who share my vision. By working together, I can establish Kingdom Come Ministries worldwide, tailoring the programs to meet the specific needs of each community. The goal is to have it be self-sufficient, so it will be operated by the people in the communities to lead the others in need. By doing this, I believe that this will create an opening for people to step up and start leading in communities. My vision is to create a global network of support, fostering spiritual and personal growth for individuals of all ages. To make it a global network, so I will be training others to make them good leaders.

Above all, my fervent desire is for people of all ages, who face numerous challenges and seek meaning and purpose in their lives, to realize the multitude of opportunities that await them. I envision men, women, children, homeless, and more for this ministry. I want them to know they are unconditionally loved by an awesome God, and their lives can chart a different, more promising course.

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If you feel called to give a one time gift or sign up to help this mission monthly it would be greatly appreciated. I will be sending out monthly newsletters to update on what God is doing through this ministry, and you can sign up with the link below to get those emails.  

Thank you!!