“I would like to share how God is constantly transforming my life and opening my heart to serve Him through ministry to children.  I come from a dysfunctional family and had a rather difficult childhood. My parents were addicted to alcohol and it was very bad for my life.  My father died when I was 6 years old and unfortunately, I don't remember him very well. After he died, my mother started abusing alcohol even more and stopped working. 

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Throughout the difficult period of my childhood, my grandmother was a positive influence on me, but I still did not have an example and model of a complete family, where a child should be loved by each parent, and fulfill their functions in the formation of personality. In 2003 I was 7 years old, and my grandmother took me to the preparatory program in a Christian school. It was there that I first heard about God from a spiritual coordinator, in a Bible class. With such a wounded heart and various psychological issues, God found me and began to heal my soul. In 2012, I repented and accepted Christ as my Lord and Savior. 

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After high school, I successfully enrolled in and graduated from a technical college as an instructor and also graduated from a theological seminary. In 2017, I was offered a job teaching computer science at the school which I graduated from, and in 2019 to work as a spiritual coordinator at the orphanage. 

Being from a dysfunctional family myself, deprived of love, God directed me to children, with different characters and heart wounds, to show them love and serve them by spreading about God's love. 

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The Bible says that all things work together for the good of those who love God, to those who are called according to His will (Romans 8:28), and that personal experience from my past helps me understand these children and their difficulties by finding common ground. God Almighty can fix and restore all that is broken”.