By God’s grace, I was raised in a Christian household where both my parents were ordained pastors. Growing up between the church’ pews, I learned how to pray and have a personal relationship with God. I started being a worship leader when I was 12 years old. I love to be in God’s presence in an attitude of worship and community. Later, I started preaching and talking to people about God. I received the call to be a minister in my late teen years; I love the way God used me as an instrument for his glory. After pursuing a degree in Information Technologies and having a bi-vocational ministry for a few years, I decided to finally fulfill my call to be a full-time minister. In doing so, God provided in a miraculous way.
At Duke Divinity School, I realized God was leading my way like He did for the people of Israel through the wilderness. As a certified candidate for the North Carolina Conference, I served in a multicultural church for two years, I served as a chaplain in Chestnut Ridge Camp and Retreat Center for a summer. During my last year, I served as a ministerial intern in two churches in Snow Camp, NC.