A spiritual journey that started in evangelical churches, moved through exclusion, and arrived at building something new — spiritual homes for the people who need them.
I grew up inside the evangelical church. Not casually — deeply. Ted Haggard's megachurch in Colorado Springs. Southern Baptist. John Piper's congregation. Faith wasn't a background detail in my life. It was the whole structure.
Then I came out. And the church removed me from membership.
That didn't kill my faith. It changed it. I stopped trying to fit into the existing containers and started asking what new ones needed to exist. That question became believr. It became Nu Foundation. It became Sunday nights with 8 people I love, sitting in a circle, doing church without calling it church.
I don't use the word Christian much anymore. But I am more inspired by Jesus than I've ever been. I believe God is real and shows up in people every single day. I believe queer people deserve spiritual homes. I've spent the last decade trying to build them.
I build companies and products from zero — technology, strategy, and operations. If you're working on something real, let's talk.