Stories
Yet To Be Told

Reluctantly accepting a job opportunity out of town just 5 weeks after getting married, Jeremy felt the financial pressure to go to Memphis. Unbeknownst to him, this job would lead to a traumatic brain injury resulting in a critical 36-hour period where his survival hung in the balance. Despite the harrowing experience, Jeremy's resilience shines through as he narrates his gradual progress in rehabilitation, emphasizing the pivotal role played by his wife, family, and community in aiding his recovery. His account underscores the profound impact of their unwavering support, transforming what could have been an insurmountable ordeal into a remarkable journey of perseverance and hope.

A flood of traumatic memories of teenage pregnancy and miscarriages comes flooding back to Crystal when her son tells her she’s going to be a grandmother. Realizing adoption is the best option for this child, Crystal shares the complexities and emotional turmoil of the adoption process. An unexpected email gives Crystal a clear sign from God that their family had made the right decision. The story ultimately serves as a testament to the transformative power of faith in the face of adversity, offering insight into the complexities of family dynamics, and a unique perspective of the beauty of adoption.

Candace found herself on America’s Most Wanted while driving a high-profile sex offender across the country, trying to escape the Law. Watson's upbringing in a household plagued by addiction and secrecy led her to adopt a facade of normalcy to avoid questions. This facade ultimately shaped her relationships, leading to a cycle of abuse, survival mode, and a distorted perception of love. It was her stint in prison where she finally found solace and a sense of purpose through her faith. Her newfound relationship with God enabled her to overcome addiction and trauma, leading to the establishment of Ruby's, a ministry focused on helping women like her.