Gracie has been a student of God’s Word since she was very young. Through Christian schooling, her family, and attending the Awana program ( age 3 all the way through High school), Gracie was fueled with a desire to tell the world about Jesus.

In 2003, Gracie was falsely accused of being a homosexual by the church she grew up in. After friends and even family closed doors on her she entered into the LGBTQ+ community saying, “If they all think I’m gay then I may as well be gay.” After almost 17 years of living in the LGBTQ+ community Gracie found total freedom and transformation through the love of Jesus and support found in a few old friends that love Jesus, a renewed relationship with her family, and a new church family.

In 2020, Gracie moved west of Minneapolis to lay down roots and to help equip the Body of Christ to love those who deal with sexual brokenness. In 2021, she came on staff with Agape First Ministries in Minneapolis to join the efforts in making the name of Jesus famous, to help others discover the transformation and healing found in connection with Jesus, and to help unite the Church around freedom in Christ.

Email: gracie @ agapefirstminsitries.org
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New book available now!

New book available now!

Check out my new book now available from Barnes and Noble Press, After Egypt: the journey to transformation. I was told that the hardest part of my journey was the first few steps out the door. Man how I wish that were true! The journey to transformation has been a...

Diggin Up the Roots part 1

Diggin Up the Roots part 1

When I was a little girl, very little, maybe like 4 years old, my brother Joe had gotten a tick on his chest. I remember we could see part of it but it was definitely “stuck” in him. I cried and screamed because I didnt want my brother to get sick from the bug and it...

How the Church Has Hurt the LGBTQ+ Community

How the Church Has Hurt the LGBTQ+ Community

How has the Church hurt LGBTQ+ individuals? In so many ways, but in short, we have made it so difficult for them to come to the feet of Jesus. We need to ask God to help us show them love, and be armed with the truth, seasoned with grace, in order that we may share with them the message Jesus has, Today is the day of repentance!