In July 2021, Holly Brieschke moved into Faithful Servants after giving up her trailer, which had become a hazard to both her and her son’s health. She also realized she was not ready to live with the man she was dating, as he was struggling with alcohol relapse while she had six years of sobriety, creating challenges for them both. Holly’s goal in moving to Faithful Servants was to strengthen her already established relationship with God and rebuild her credit.

After three months, she moved out when her great-uncle bought a house. However, at the end of the school year in June 2022, she returned to Faithful Servants, where she remained until October 2023, when she secured her own place.…

Trevor Kelley’s life is a remarkable story of resilience, redemption, and transformation. Born in Olympia, WA, in 1991, Trevor’s early years were marked by challenges that would test anyone’s resolve. He grew up in a tumultuous environment, moving frequently between homes in Lewis County and Spokane, with both households struggling with addiction, domestic violence, and instability. By age 9, he was already exposed to cycles of substance abuse and conflict, which would shape his early perspective on life. Despite the chaos, Trevor found moments of joy and connection, particularly during summer and winter breaks spent with his father and younger sister.

As a child, Trevor demonstrated a natural drive to rise above his circumstances. He threw himself into sports like…

Born in Vancouver in 1980 Joe Jorgenson grew up believing his family life was typical. It wasn’t until later that he realized the chaos in his home - his father’s involvement in drug dealing and the constant fighting between his parents - were signs of a deeply dysfunctional environment. His father eventually served 14 years in federal prison for drug charges and firearm possession, while his mother, who was with him during the arrest, served four years.

Joe’s life took a tragic turn when his uncle and 13-year-old brother were killed in a car accident. Joe, who was riding in the back seat without a seatbelt, was thrown…

I can honestly say that my time at Faithful Servants ministries helped change my life and was one of the best decisions I ever made. After years of bad choices and a couple trips to prison I believe it was God that led me to the ministry and I wouldn't have known that if I didn't go there. The leadership there helped me learn to be accountable and gave me the tools I needed to become a responsible member of the community. Most importantly they helped me get right with God. Through Him all things are possible. I learned to rely on my faith to help with anything and everything I go through and I’m grateful for that. Today…

My name is Brant Skeels and the Faithful Servants ministry has been one of the most significant blessings in my life. I have experienced positive, upward growth in all aspects of my life, physical, psychological, emotional, and most importantly, spiritual. When I came into the ministry, I only had a couple boxes of clothes to my name after developing a serious problem with alcohol for years. Now, I'm happy to report that recently, I switched jobs and now work for a wonderful company where I genuinely enjoy what I do and also where I am treated exceptionally well. The most important thing however is I now have a restored relationship with God for which I am truly grateful. Life…

I am giving this testimony because I am so astounded by what God has done in my life. It didn’t occur to me that God could be the answer. About this time 2 years ago I was stuck on a seemingly endless treadmill of drinking, going to jail and depression. This had been going on for about 10 years. It started with occasional drinking but quickly turned into drinking every day and going to jail for things I did while drunk; I was aware that alcohol had taken over my life. I had become extremely depressed and lost not knowing how to change. I no longer enjoyed life like I once had. The turning point finally came when I…