1991 – Discovering Your God-Given Gifts Conference at Regent University
1996 – Associates degree in Biblical Studies from Providence Bible College
1998 – Restoring the Foundations
2000 – Basic Theophostic Training, Chesapeake, VA (Frank Meadows)
2002 – Ancient Paths Facilitator training with FFI (Family Foundations International)
2002 – Began Facilitating Ancient Paths Seminars
2003 – Theophostic Apprenticeship in Chicago with the founder, Ed Smith
2004 – Advanced Theophostic Training at Church of Messiah in Virginia Beach
2004 – Theophostic Apprenticeship in Hampton at Messiah Church with Ed Smith
2004 – Overcoming Anger Seminar, Family Foundations International, Chesapeake, VA
2004 – Diagnosing Root Causes with Arthur Burk
2005 – Discernment Training and Generational Deliverance with Aslan’s Place in Apple Valley, CA
2006 – Hosted Basic Theophostic Training with Ed Smith in Chesapeake, VA
2007 – Restoring Shattered Lives Seminar, New Ringgold, PA (Restoration in Christ Ministries)
2007 – Seven Curses Seminar, Hendersonville, NC, Megan Caldwell
2007 – Redemptive Gift Seminar, Ashville, NC, Joanne Arizaga
2007 – Family Foundations Finance Seminar, Chesapeake, VA, Craig Hill
2008 – Accepted into ISDM (International Society of Deliverance Ministers)
2008 – Taught Theophostic Basic training class
2008 – THRIVE Level I training in Montreat, NC
2008 – Theophostic Training – Difficult Cases with Ed Smith
2008 – Immanuel Approach Training
2011 – Ordained as an Itinerate Pastor by Global Awakening on October 20
2011 – Transformational Leadership by FSH Consulting, Inc.
2011 – Biblical Entrepreneur I & II
2011 – EntreLeadership by Dave Ramsey
2012 – Diagnostics Practicum with Arthur Burk from Sapphire Leadership Group
2013 – Kingdom Foundations Conference in Newport News, VA
2013 – Immanuel Approach Training
2013 – SOZA Basic Training, Williamsburg, VA
2014 – Shame to Dignity Conference, Arthur Burk, Denver, PA
2014 – SOZO Advanced Training, Williamsburg, VA
Stories of Breakthrough
Story from the “Investing in Your Husband” class:
“Even though our marriage, without dispute, had divine beginnings 18 years ago, life had definitely taken a significant toll over the years. We were the best of friends and did most everything together — we never believed that we could grow apart like so many couples do! But three children later, combined with financial challenges and the never-ending demands of my husband’s business, we found ourselves like passing ships in our little home with thickly-walled hearts towards one another.
The circumstances that led to such indifference are too many to mention, but years of hurts and disillusionment (from both of us) brought hopelessness that nothing would ever change. We have always been deeply committed to our children and have poured ourselves into them, even when we had nothing to give to each other. We would never consider divorce, as we believed it to be unconscionable, but we were definitely at an impasse and neither of us was willing to do anything about it.