I had attended Cornerstone for a few years - on and off from 2011 until 2018, but I was primarily a watch and go, keep my head down low type of person. But in 2018, things changed.

​I started interacting with the people of Cornerstone and building relationships. Prior to this...I was completely alone, full of void, and though I was surrounded by others, I learned I was spiritually isolated. There was no talk of God or the life He intended for me to live. There was no thought of the future, eternity. No idea who exactly Christ was. I followed Islam up until about November of 2018 when I learned Christ is not who I thought He was.

He is more. So much more. And I need to know everything about Him.

After a bit of a rough patch, I got involved with a few cGroups. I built relationships. I met others through those cGroups who all spoke of Christ and what it means to follow Him.

​For the first time in my life, it seemed there was something to live for, something much greater than my eyes could see. But I still struggled to believe. So God, knowing all, used His people through Cornerstone to minister to me, teach me, guide me, instruct me, call me out on my sins, and love me unconditionally. They encouraged me to keep seeking, stay in His Word, and never give up hope.

​I have no family relationships in my life and it's tough. But the quality of the relationships I have with my Cornerstone Church is much greater than just that...they are my family.

They are helping me find my Father. And when I look back on each individual person at each individual season that He inserted into my life...I BELIEVE.