Sarah Christensen

Founder & Executive Director

Sarah is passionate about using past addictions, sexual exploitation, and abusive relationships to help women caught in the same find hope and healing. Being raised by a mother who was sexually abused, addicted, and exploited was a training ground for the difficult nature of her work.  She turned to Jesus at 19 and He changed her life and called her to do something with the freedom she found in Him. In 2006. Sarah saw the great need and urgency in the Green Bay area to reach out to people who were stuck in destructive patterns, had no hope, lacked resources, and had no way out. Recognizing that many hurting people were uncomfortable going to church, she was compelled to create a ministry that would meet the need for drug dealers, addicts, strippers, prostitutes, abuse survivors, homeless, and incarcerated individuals, who felt outcast and unwelcome to find hope. Her mission is to advocate for change and offer hope and freedom for those who are incarcerated, enslaved to a life of addiction, and exploited by human trafficking.

Shawnta is originally from Chicago surviving a childhood witnessing the trauma of destructive cycles. She experienced a tragic history of abuse, abandonment, drug abuse, identity confusion, and exposure to sexual exploitation. Shawnta had a life-saving encounter with God and now uses the pain from her past to lead others to experience the power of truth and healing. Shawnta is a devoted advocate for those trapped in sexual abuse, exploitation, and addiction.

Chevy was a victim of sex trafficking and suffered sexual abuse from a young age. She grew up on the streets of Phoenix, Arizona, and suffered from drug addiction. Now she has been using the pain of her past to lead others to grow in hope and healing as overcomers. She generously uses her financial resources to advocate for and aid those incarcerated in sexual abuse, exploitation, and addiction.