EverGo Updates - June 2026

EverGo officially launched in March and since then, God has been faithful — opening doors, providing for the work, and giving me stories to steward.

April — I booked my first client. It's a video project sharing the story of a tract distribution ministry, and the work is still in progress. I also finished a video for our college's awards recognition day. The staff wanted to honor not just our current students and staff, but our graduates too — many of them now serving on the mission field, in the US and abroad. Watching where they've landed, and hearing how God has used their training, was a gift.

May brought the CLAIM team to campus for two weeks of building work — clearing trees, raising a steeple, connecting two buildings. I recorded their progress and put together a video as a thank-you for their labor. It was also the month EverGo received its very first piece of equipment: a set of lapel mics. A small thing, but a real answer to prayer for a young business — every tool matters when you're just getting started.

June was EverGo's stepping stone into the wider ministry world. Early in the month, I built a website for a conference, which we'll be hosting next year. Then, as part of our Travel Choir, I traveled to Chicago for this year's conference. Before we left, I met with Pastor Reggie and his wife for some on-location filming — a country road bridge that fit the theme beautifully. Using those new lapel mics for the first time, I captured his story with the audio quality this work deserves. The finished video was shown at the conference and well received — one more reminder that God provides what a project needs, right when it's needed.

While in Chicago, I also had my own vendor table — my first time introducing EverGo Media to the ministry world. I met missionaries and pastors, added names to this newsletter list, and had the chance to tell people simply: I'm here to help you tell your story.

Looking ahead, I'm preparing for a mission trip with my church to Brazil in July. I can't wait to sit with missionaries on the field — not just to hear their stories, but to witness how God is working through them.