Note fromThe Steward
Jacqueline Younger, President
Luke 22:32
"But I have prayed for you, Simon, that your faith may not fail. And when you have turned back, strengthen your brothers.”
GOD'S TREASURE Revelation: But I have prayed for you, Jacqueline, that your faith may not fail. And when you have turned back, strengthen your sisters.”
At just 18 years old, Jacqueline found herself homeless, and from that moment, her life began to spiral out of control. What followed was a painful journey marked by homelessness, rape, the resurfacing of childhood molestation memories, prostitution, addiction to crack and PCP, and domestic violence. Eventually, she was diagnosed as suicidal.
But God had another plan; she rededicated her life to Him and began the journey of discovering her true identity in Christ. That discovery led her to become a faithful steward in business for over 11 years. Yet she knew her story didn’t end there.
The pain she endured birthed a passion within her—a divine calling to reach other women whose identities had also been stolen. Today, her life’s purpose is to walk alongside women who are either trapped in or overcoming what she now recognizes as a temporary state of stolen identity, guiding them to reclaim what rightfully belongs to them through Christ.
Jacqueline has spent years and countless hours volunteering, working, speaking, and pouring into the lives of women and the organizations that serve them. Jacqueline's life's purpose is to assist women who are currently experiencing or overcoming a temporary state of stolen identity in taking back what is rightfully theirs. What once seemed like insurmountable obstacles, she now embraces as God-given opportunities for spiritual, personal, and professional growth.
She is a grateful mother to three adult “servants” and a blessed grandmother to seven grand-servants—each a daily reminder of God’s faithfulness and grace. Most of all, she remains rooted in this truth:
“I am the branch, and God is the Vine.”
Without Him, I can do nothing. But as long as I stay connected, I flourish—not by my strength, but by His.