We long to behold Christ, equip His Church, and live a lifestyle of faithful and simple devotion.
Our Story
Heather and I met in Hawaii while she was at Hawaii Pacific University finishing a degree in Elementary Education. During our time in Hawaii, we ministered together with Bound4Life, a pro-life movement dedicated to prayer and holy activism for the ending of abortion in America. We were also members of a small house of prayer located just outside of Honolulu, where I served as an administrative leader, worship leader, and teacher. It was during this time with the house of prayer in Hawaii that the Lord established and strengthened our relationship. We served together in worship, evangelism, bible study, and prayer.
Our Vision
After moving to Washington, the Lord began stirring our hearts to continue in ministry. As a family, our long-term vision for ministry is unto the establishing of a place of refuge and rest for missionary families who serve on the front lines in the Great Commission. The Lord has given us a heart to contend for wholeness in the life of the Church, and we believe that family life is at the center of this vision. We desire to see generational unity in worship, that the Church would ‘come together’ across generational, cultural, and denominational boundaries. This unity begins with the cultivating of a praying and worshipping Church, and will live vibrantly as we learn to love one another as Christ first loved us.
Our Family
Heather’s passion is to teach children the sciences from a biblical worldview, and to pass on the knowledge of Christ and the fear of the Lord to the next generation. She is currently at home with our two beautiful daughters, Amber and Zoe. She plans to homeschool our children and continue serving in children’s ministry as our own children grow.
My passions are worship, writing, prophetic ministry, and discipleship. I love walking through life with people and helping them step into their calling and destiny in Christ. I am currently serving as worship director with The Edge Foursquare Church in Edgewood, WA.
J.S. Marek 