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Will’s story starts with instability. Split home, constant change, and eight different schools. He learned how to cope by becoming the class clown, but inside he felt like he never had a place to land. Skateboarding gave him community. It gave him identity. Until it didn’t. As life moved on, the culture that once felt like home started pulling people into patterns that only brought more pain. Then a friend named Nathan invited him to Living Hope. Will didn’t want church, but

Tima was born in Lagos, Nigeria, and grew up around church, but as he got older it started to feel forced. When he moved away for boarding school in Kenya, and later came to Canada for university, faith faded into the background and life started drifting. This is a story about pressure, identity, and the pull of destructive choices. It’s also a story about how Jesus met Tima when things got real, how God protected him when his path was heading somewhere dark, and how one hone

Some of us grew up around church, heard the stories, and still felt like Jesus was distant. Today, you’ll meet Chris. He grew up in Picton, Ontario, and later found himself in a new city as a single dad, carrying a lot on his own and missing the one thing he needed most: real community. This isn’t a polished highlight reel. It’s a real story about struggle, starting over, and what changed when Chris stopped treating faith like information and began building a real relationshi