A Creative Heart With
a Ministry Purpose

A woman and her father sit close together on a wooden porch,  smiling and enjoying a moment together.

Me and Dad

I grew up in a home where creativity was an act of love. Dad was a woodworker who could build almost anything he saw — and when he made something, he made one for everyone he cared about. Mom was a pre‑Pinterest crafting powerhouse who could turn discarded scraps into treasures.

They taught me that creating isn’t just a hobby. It’s a way to bless people.

Today, that same spirit fuels my ministry outreach. I love making handmade items that encourage, uplift, and point people toward hope. I host craft events in my barn to help others discover their God‑given creativity, and I use my small lasers to create small‑batch, personalized pieces that serve churches, ministries, and community leaders.

Whether it’s a journal engraved with Scripture, a keychain for volunteers, or a restored item given new life, my goal is simple: to create meaningful pieces that help you strengthen, support, and reach the people God has placed in your care.

A Legacy of Faith, Creativity, and Ministry

A black and white photo of a newlywed couple cutting a wedding cake. The groom is wearing a dark suit and tie, and the bride is wearing a lace wedding dress with a veil and floral headpiece.

Mom and Dad

May 29, 1963

My parents poured into me a love for God, a love for people, and a love for creating. The tools I inherited from Dad and the creativity Mom lived out every day became the foundation of a small business that now serves a much bigger purpose — ministry outreach.

By day, I’m a mild‑mannered editor. By night, I slip into my shop to create, restore, and design pieces meant to encourage, equip, and bless others. Every project is shaped by the values my parents lived out: faithfulness, generosity, and the joy of making something with your hands.

When I started this business, I wanted a way to honor their legacy. May 29, 1963 is the day these two amazing people stood before God and family and promised a lifetime of love. Watching their story unfold was one of the greatest gifts of my life.

Mom and Dad — thank you for molding me into who I am. 529ReStored exists because of you, and it continues your legacy by serving churches, ministries, and communities with purpose‑filled creations.

"Oh, that their hearts would be inclined to fear me and keep all my commands always, so that it might go well with them and their children forever!"

Deuteronomy 5:29