Unified was birthed out of a deep burden for the Church and the world. Too often, I have watched God’s people divided by differences—whether culture, denomination, or personal preference—and I’ve seen how those divisions weaken our witness of Christ’s love. I also know, from experience, that when believers come together across those lines, something holy happens: healing begins, reconciliation takes root, and transformation is possible. Unified was born to create spaces where that kind of unity can be practiced, not as an abstract idea, but as a lived posture. By cultivating curiosity, solidarity, intentionality, fluidity, and humility, we are answering the gospel’s call to show the world a hope that is only found in Christ.

For me, this work is more than a vision—it’s a calling. My journey has been shaped by years of walking alongside churches, leaders, and communities who long for reconciliation but often don’t know how to step into it. Along the way, I’ve learned that unity is not something we stumble into; it’s something we covenant to practice daily, guided by the Spirit and anchored in the Word. I started Unified because I believe the Church can be a model of Christ-centered unity that heals division and sparks movements of reconciliation in the world. This is the work I’ve dedicated my life to—curating sacred spaces where people can encounter God together and leave as witnesses of His transforming love.