As a divorced father of two daughters and two sons I spent most of my life chasing my version of the American dream. My journey into missions started in 2010 by surviving a 120 mph motorcycle accident without a helmet. While laying in a hospital bed recovering from a broken pelvis, a shattered hip, and lots of road rash someone brought me a Bible. I made it as far as Matthew 7 where I read "many will say to me Lord, Lord...and I will say to them away from me I never knew you". For the first time in my life I realized that I had been living the lie of growing up in America believing I was a Christian while living for me, myself, mine, and I became crystal clear. I surrendered my life to Christ in that hospital bed and nothing has been the same since. 

Over the course of the next 7 years I went on 12-15 mission trips to Guatemala with my church. I retired early from the Federal Bureau of Prisons in 2017 and immediately began buying and driving pickups from Pennsylvania to pastors I had met in Guatemala. In March of 2019 I heard the Lord sending me to the unreached and switched gears from Guatemala to India. I also switched from delivering one pickup to five motorcycles for the same money. In 2021, I connected with the Christian Motorcycle Association in a parking lot in Daytona, which led me immediately to my first trip with MVI. I immediately connected with their mission to equip indigenous pastor, evangelists, and Missionaries. 

On a trip to Pakistan in 2022 to deliver motorcycles, I saw what amounts to legalized slavery for the first time in my life and God put it on my heart to build a school for the children who were stuck making bricks instead of going to school. 

With the help of MVI we have opened the Mustard Seed School for children of brick kiln slaves in Pakistan, we support the education for 34 girls in an orphanage in Lahore, and we're currently working on a Women's Empowerment Sewing Program. We covet your prayers as we learn to minister and share the truth about Jesus in Pakistan.