Fred and Casey Weymouth’s stories are proof that no one is too far gone for the grace of God.
Fred was in jail, trading honey buns for a Bible and falling in love with God’s Word. Casey was bartending, homeless at times, and desperate for something more. One night, she boarded a Greyhound bus to Georgia, heading toward the only Christian she knew—her mom. When Casey showed up at her mom’s church, covered in tattoos and shame, the women there welcomed her with open arms and told her, “We’ve been praying for you for 15 years.”
Fred and Casey were transformed by the gospel—and they knew they had to share it. They started small, bringing biscuits to men under a freeway bridge, but that turned into Bible studies, baptisms, and eventually a church plant. Today, their ministry, The Fix, is a recovery and discipleship program helping others find freedom through Christ.
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Pray that Fred and Casey remain faithful as they point others to the only One who can truly heal.