Intro


     Hello, let me introduce myself. My name is Jane, and I have been called to share my journey as a Christian with you. Hopefully, through the experiences that I share and the knowledge that has helped me, I can help you establish a relationship with Jesus too.

    At some point (hopefully soon), I will share my testimony. For now, a quick background about me. I was raised in a catholic household. I have always known Jesus is the son of God. I have always had a foundation in Christianity. I never understood that you have to have a relationship with God. Honestly, living in the ways of the world took my priority over ever establishing a relationship with God.

    In March of 2024, my boyfriend and I found Kelly K Ministries. He focuses on bringing believers back to God. He put things into a perspective that we could understand. We listen to Kelly K daily. We also follow Ryan Edberg as well. I recommend checking these two out. I also follow a podcast called  No Weapon Shall Prosper. It is by a Christian couple, Kate and Tim.

    Thank you for taking the time to read this. I hope this was somewhat helpful.
Have a blessed day
-Jane
a rebel no more



Kelly K- https://www.facebook.com/KellyKopp13
Ryan Edberg- https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61554993960136
No Weapon Shall Prosper: https://open.spotify.com/show/7okGffc9GttNayTQlU6m9l?si=f40c0b0979464cfe

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