In 2013, 17-year-old Mallory Beecha traveled to Thailand for the first time, expecting a short-term experience but instead discovering a life-long calling.

While captivated by the beauty of the country, her heart was deeply burdened for the many young people she met—those whose confidence and spirits had been crushed by trauma, abuse, and spiritual oppression.

Mallory felt called to walk alongside them, meeting them in their pain, encouraging their hearts,and helping them take steps of faith towards healing and freedom in Jesus. Less than a year later, she returned to Thailand, making it her home.

It was in Thailand that Mallory met her husband, Mayer, who shares the same heart for ministering to the orphaned and brokenhearted. Mayer grew up in a Home of Hope, where he encountered the love of Jesus and the healing power of His grace.

His own transformation inspired him to dedicate his life to helping others find the same hope and freedom. Mallory and Mayer married in 2018, united in their shared calling to bring the light of Christ to those in darkness.

Today, Mallory and Mayer serve in Chiang Rai, where they lead a college ministry center and minister to young adults who are seeking healing and restoration. Through mentoring, discipleship, and intentional community, they walk alongside individuals who are fighting battles against fear, rejection,abuse, sin, and the lies of the enemy.

Their ministry is not just about sharing the gospel through words—it’s about living it out through action reflecting the love of Christ in everyday life: heart to heart, life on life.

They’ve had the joy of seeing God move powerfully in the lives of young people, bringing healing, freedom, and transformation. Mallory and Mayer have opened up spaces of refuge and hope- starting a Home of Hope for young adult women at the ministry center as well as welcoming others into their own home.

They’ve witnessed the power of prayer in the most profound moments—kneeling beside students as they cry out to God in their pain and desperation, seeking His healing and comfort. They’ve seen God break the chains of fear, rejection, and even demonic spiritual powers, bringing true freedom to those who were once bound.

They’ve celebrated victories with young people as they embrace their identity in Christ, take bold steps of faith, and experience the abundant life God offers. They’ve rejoiced with students who have encountered the truth of the Gospel, choosing to follow Jesus and leave behind old ways of belief.

Whether walking through the hardest struggles or sharing in moments of joy, Mallory and Mayer count it a privilege to stand alongside these young people as they experience the life-changing love of Christ.