I was 45 years old when I started my new life.  That was just one year ago.  I am a recovering alchoholic.  Because of AA, I turned to God.  Because of God, I started a new life.

I learned about Jesus Christ when I was little from my Mom, but I never fully understood Him.  As I’ve gotten older, I am learning more and more about who Jesus is and what He has done for me.  Now, I want to publicly declare my faith because I want to show others what

I first learned about Jesus Christ when I was little from my Mom.  Now that I’m older, I want to experience who Christ is.  I know that Jesus died for my sins and now I want to show others what He has done in my life.  Today

I first learned about Jesus when I started to go to church when I was little.  I learned more about Jesus when I got older and could better understand what the pastor was saying.  One event that Jesus put in my life was my cousin dying in a car accident and I did not underst

Growing up, my life was surrounded with a loving and caring family, though addiction has had its influence on many of them. Alcohol in my family was a big reason I jumped from living with one relative to another.  I grew up trying to fake it through life and deceived many in the way I lived.

I’ve been going to church almost my whole life but never accepted Jesus or really believed in anything I had been taught. 

I grew up going to church here and there.  When I got older, I left the church for many years.  A few years ago, a friend invited me to Ridge Point one Sunday, so I came.  I enjoyed it and continued to come.

I learned about Jesus when I was young.  Jesus put my Mom, sister, step-Dad, Great Grandpa, Nana, Papa, and my whole family in my life to help me follow Him.  I want to show God and my family and friends that I am followin

Dominican Republic Mission Trip February 5-14, 2010 
The following is taken from various testimonies from the Ridgepoint and Denver teams:
 

I was raised in the church by Christian parents, and have been saved for as long as I can remember.  But, I put God on the back burner for too long.  God has always been there, whispering to me and influencing me.