Why Rael?
My middle name is Rael – a derivative of Israel, which means “People of God.” It’s also said to be the name of an angel, meaning “The Lord of the Light.”
These aren’t just names my parents liked. They are prophetic.
God named me.
He called me to be a vessel of His light in a world desperate for hope and healing.
It’s not just a name. It’s an identity. It’s a calling.
When God invited me into this mission, He gave it a name:
“The Lord is the Light.”
This mission, this life, this purpose – it’s all about Him. Everything I do must point back to Jesus, the Light of the world.
I was made to carry His light – His eternal, healing, radiant light – into the darkest places of the world. Because Jesus, the Light of the world, is also the Light inside me.
And light was never meant to be hidden. Light was made to shine brightest in the dark.
Belief Statement
I believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God.
He came to earth, lived a sinless life, died on the cross, and rose again on the third day, defeating sin, death, and the grave. Today, He is seated at the right hand of the Father in heaven, preparing a place for those who follow Him to dwell with Him for eternity.
Jesus is Lord.
And when we surrender to Him as Lord of our lives, we are gifted with salvation – a restored relationship with God that leads to eternal life in His presence.
The entire biblical narrative – from Genesis to Revelation – is about Jesus and the limitless, redemptive love of the Father for His people. God’s purpose has never changed. From the very beginning of humanity falling short, His desire was and is universal reconciliation leading to universal worship.
We were created to be in relationship with our Creator.
We were made to be loved by Him and to love Him.
And out of that love flows a life of worship – not just with songs or words, but with our whole being.
This is the foundation of my faith and the heartbeat of this mission:
To make known the love of the Father, the salvation of Jesus, and the joy of a life fully surrendered to Him.
