ALL IN: Going V1 Together

Joining the connect group The Power of a Praying Wife, I found encouragement and solidarity with other wives facing similar challenges, as we prayed together, grew in faith, and grounded ourselves in the Word of God while witnessing how the Lord is working in me as a wife.

Facilitating a connect group has been a journey of vulnerability, growth, and healing. In the beginning, people would not share, and now everyone opens up. The group has transformed into a space where everyone shares. We've learned to pray together, and built meaningful friendships.

Attending V1 Revival Home in Chilliwack connected me to a global community where I felt the presence of God like never before, heard and witnessed His truth in action, and now, with people around the world praying for my marriage and family, I trust in His goodness and restoration.

The Holy Spirit physically urged me to go into the water, and when I obeyed, I felt everything shake within me, leaving strongholds behind and emerging fully committed to serving at V1.

Just got down on my knees and prayed for the first time in years on this and I feel a big weight lifted off my shoulders, God is amazing.

On one trip, we prepared social packets of essential food items, participated in delivering them to remote villages in the Transcarpathian area, funded a local meal distribution serving people, prayed for and shared fellowship with wounded soldiers during a hospital BBQ, and ministered to about refugees, offering support and care to those in need.

At Breakers I prayed the healing prayer on myself for my frozen shoulder and herniated disc in my neck and God is so good I had immediate flexibility come back in my shoulder. I was able to bend my arm in a way I haven't been able to in years!

As a freshman, I couldn’t start a Jesus club, but now as a senior, it came together so much easier, with around 50 students showing up eager to pray and read the Bible—proving that God’s timing was perfect, as it grew faster than I could have imagined.