Tiffany Taylor

I grew up in a small town where everyone knows everything about you. No one is a stranger because some one will always find a connection to you. I grew up in the church because I lived in the Bible belt but I can't really say that I had a true relationship with God. I did all the right things and said all the right things but when I got to college....well...it all proved fake. After making a few mistakes I finally decided I wanted to know if there was more to following Christ than just sitting in church and knowing all the right answers. So I met a woman that would help me change my life forever. She was one of the first people I had met that was real with me. She genuinely cared for me and wanted to help me have a friendship with Christ.

She made such an impression on me. She made her friendship with God not just a Church time relationship but He was in every part of her life. I wanted the kind of relationship that she had with Christ. So she invited me into her life and helped me learn to grow on my own and how to help others do the same.

In the course of this I met my husband one of the greatest men I have every known. After finishing my degree in Education we got married and moved to El Paso TX to help minister to soldiers at Ft. Bliss. It has been such a blessing to know some great men and women fighting for our country and ministering to their fellow soldiers.

My husband and I have two sons Arieh and Jachin. Arieh has a special story he is my miracle baby. He was born with many complications that he over came...did I mention he has Down Syndrome. He has been such a great joy to us and everyone we meet. After Arieh we got pregnant again but at 14 weeks I miscarried. We named our little one Kalani="the heavens" Rae="protecting hands" Allan and I had to wait and heal before we tried again and then were given Jachin. Jachin was born April 3, 2013

Our life is filled with so much joy but times can be difficult too. My hope is to grow in my relationship with God and to help others along the way. I don't want others to have to make the same mistakes as me. I do want others to know I am right along side them on this journey.