We offer prayer, support, courses, and tools to people eager to be accompanied in their Faith. We want to serve people seeking to live out the Bible passage in Isaiah 42:16, "I will turn the darkness into light before them and make the rough places smooth."

We create communities of disciples who are excited and joyful to embrace their conversion stories and testimonies of healing.

We enable people to share their testimonies  of  God's actions in their lives with family, friends, and their communities with courage, passion, and boldness.

"The model of a bishop and lay woman working  collaboratively for the  enrichment of parish life provides an example that can challenge how ministry should be excercised."     Bishop Thomas Olmsted (Phoenix, Arizona)

" Jacqueline Loh's and Bishop Gilmore's stories and encounter with the Lord gives us hope that Jesus truly reaches into the life of every person.  Jacqueline's special gifts make that hope come alive.  Their ministry offers the respite we are all need now.    Bishop James Conley (Lincoln, Nebraska)

" I urge those who hear of you to take that leap of Faith into the Holy Spirit who breathes afresh through you. Priests and people will benefit from the Sense of Wonder the both of you bring to Faith,  Church,  and to life. They certainly have been a great help to me.    The Late Bishop Eugene J. Gerber (Wichita, Kansas) 

" I just attended a retreat with Bishop Gilmore and Jacqueline Loh in spring 2022. It was transformational for me. I believe my fellow attendees feel the same. These two human beings exude humility and love. Don't miss a chance to attend a retreat with them."  Sharon McGlaun (Houston, Texas )

I found it very intellectually engaging, with Bishop Gilmore’s thoughts having a philosophical bent that presented much food for thought. Jacqueline Loh's approach is different, but no less profound.  She brings an emotion and depth of feeling that goes from the brain straight through to the heart.  I have attended conferences and events, secular and religious, that I regarded as “puppies and kitties” events and considered basically worthless.  This was not that!" Ed Barrett (Pratt, Kansas)