How it all started...
As far back as I can remember, church was not an event. It was life.
When I attended Berklee College of Music, I planned to build a professional career as a drummer. I trained hard. I played seriously. I prepared for the industry. But something unexpected kept happening. Classmates, men and women my own age—would say:
At the time, it sounded almost humorous. We were in our early twenties. We were graduating. We were dreaming big. Yet the same words kept coming. From different people. In different spaces. Looking back, I can see what I could not see then. Yahuah was shaping identity before title. Calling before platform.
After relocating, I began playing professionally. Almost immediately, I stepped into youth ministry at Beracah Faith Ministries International.
Later, I served as a Justice Pastor and Bible Teacher at a local congregation. That season stretched me. It deepened my understanding of leadership, accountability, and shepherding people through real-life issues. Those seasons were not random they weren't wasted time.
They were preparation.
- Weekly fellowship shaped my childhood.
- Serving became normal, not optional.
- Every year, the call grew clearer.
When I attended Berklee College of Music, I planned to build a professional career as a drummer. I trained hard. I played seriously. I prepared for the industry. But something unexpected kept happening. Classmates, men and women my own age—would say:
- “I don’t know how long you’re going to play professionally, you're ministry bound.”
- “You’re going to be a Pastor.”
- “You’re going to be someone's Bishop.”
At the time, it sounded almost humorous. We were in our early twenties. We were graduating. We were dreaming big. Yet the same words kept coming. From different people. In different spaces. Looking back, I can see what I could not see then. Yahuah was shaping identity before title. Calling before platform.
After relocating, I began playing professionally. Almost immediately, I stepped into youth ministry at Beracah Faith Ministries International.
- I served as Youth Pastor.
- My cousin and I built the youth ministry together.
- We discipled young people.
- We watched growth happen in real time.
Later, I served as a Justice Pastor and Bible Teacher at a local congregation. That season stretched me. It deepened my understanding of leadership, accountability, and shepherding people through real-life issues. Those seasons were not random they weren't wasted time.
They were preparation.
Expanding the vision...
New Yerushalayim Unity of the Faith Church was not born from ambition. It was born from conviction.
Our vision is clear:
We do not want information without transformation.
We want:
You should not leave the same way you came.
You should grow.
You should heal.
You should mature.
That is the vision.
Our vision is clear:
•To be an applied body of believers.
•To reflect the heart of Yahuah in every area of life.
•To anchor people in truth, love, and holiness.
•To raise children, youth, and young adults who know their identity in Yahusha HaMashiach.
We do not want information without transformation.
We want:
•Sound teaching that changes behavior.
•Fellowship that strengthens families.
•Discipleship that builds maturity.
•Worship that reflects reverence and joy.
You should not leave the same way you came.
You should grow.
You should heal.
You should mature.
That is the vision.
Where we are headed...
We are stepping into a new chapter.
This is not about building a brand. It is about building people.
As a pastor-led church with structure, covering, and accountability, we are committed to:
We are preparing for growth with intentional systems, clear teaching, and strong discipleship pathways.
The goal is simple.
Encounter Yahuah.
Grow in faith.
Live transformed.
Let your life testify to His goodness.
•Securing a meeting location.
•Establishing consistent gatherings.
•Structuring services with order and accountability.
•Teaching and preaching the gospel wherever we are planted.
This is not about building a brand. It is about building people.
As a pastor-led church with structure, covering, and accountability, we are committed to:
•Sound doctrine.
•Biblical order.
•Healthy leadership.
•A congregation that lives what it believes.
We are preparing for growth with intentional systems, clear teaching, and strong discipleship pathways.
The goal is simple.
Encounter Yahuah.
Grow in faith.
Live transformed.
Let your life testify to His goodness.
