Long before we wore the uniform, we were servants at heart. As two veterans, people often assume our commitment to service began in the military — but the truth is, serving others has always been part of who we are. Growing up, we helped neighbors, supported families in need, and stepped in wherever compassion was required. The military strengthened that calling, but it didn’t create it. It simply refined what God had already placed within us.

After our service, we continued doing what we had always done: showing up for people. We helped families quietly, offered support without recognition, and gave whatever we could to those facing hardship. Over time, we realized this wasn’t just something we did — it was something God was shaping into a greater purpose.

That purpose became Apostles of Christ.

We built this outreach on the same foundation that guided us long before becoming veterans: dignity, compassion, and faith in action. Every family we help, every child we encourage, every community we uplift is a continuation of the service we’ve lived our entire lives. Our uniforms may be gone, but our calling remains. Today, we stand together — not as soldiers, but as servants of Christ — committed to shining His light through every act of love.

Serving is who we are. Apostles of Christ is how we share that calling with the world.