I began Soulabyss out of a growing conviction that many ministries are carrying more than they have language for. Over the years, serving in church leadership, nonprofit spaces, and curriculum development in the academic space, I saw how often communities were given materials that felt disconnected from their real questions, pressures, and hopes.

My work now centers on holistic formation. As a Doctor of Ministry student, my research explores how identity, theology, and culture shape the way people and communities are formed. I care deeply about resources that are theologically substantial, emotionally aware, and thoughtfully designed for the context they serve.

I do not come as an outside expert with a preset solution. I come as a listener. Soulabyss is built on the belief that what has been entrusted to a ministry deserves careful discernment and intentional stewardship. Every Waypoint is created through conversation, research, and collaboration, so that what is formed is faithful to who you are and who you serve.