The founder of Catch the Wave Ministries, Joy, is a writer who spends a great deal of time traveling and building sustainable projects into third world ministries. It is imperative that the nations are able to sustain their ministries. When the doors to a nation closes the work must continue. As a ghost writer she gives people the opportunity to have their story told in a way that provides them a tool for their ministry work. Each believer has a testimony that should be share as we overcome also by the word of our testimony. She also provides opportunities on this website for others to develop their own ministry in a published manner that their other wised would not financially be able to do. She believes in providing access to the body of Jesus so that it can move forward with integrity and hope in succeeding.

Joy has a BA in Theology and Psychology and a MA in Health Service Management.

She has been a Christian from the age of 16 and involved in many types of ministries over the course of her Christian walk: these include short-term mission trips to Peru, Hawaii, Israel, Mexico, Kenya, Malawi, Burundi, Rwanda, Uganda, Republic of S. Sudan, Barbados, Grenada, Carricou, St. Lucia, St. Vincent, Bequia, China. She also ministers in prisons in: New Mexico, Texas, Hawaii and Juarez Mexico. Other ministries includes visiting the sick, street evangelism at home and abroad, volunteering in homeless shelters in New Mexico, California and Hawaii, serving in soup kitchens abroad and at home, ministering to prostitutes in Israel, distributing: clothing, food and toys to the needy at home and abroad, volunteered at a Prayer Network, counseled and assisting other in writing their testimonies for publication among other things. She has taught all age groups in Sunday school, preached, and has also been the director of several youth groups over the years. Joy’s passion has always been evangelism.   

 The founder firmly believes that It is imperative that the believer do not forsake the great commission. If the nominal Christian would spend as little time in the field as they do in the church, they could win their families to Christ. By the same token, if the nominal Christian would dedicate more time pursuing the lost, we could win our streets to the Lord. Moreover, if we could see the lost souls of this world in the flames of hell, we could win our communities to Christ, and thus the world.

Currently, she is traveling on ministry (checkout the Travel Journals). Books and CDs are available on the store page. If you are interested in having her as a speaker, please email her at info@catchthewaveministries.com.

The mission field is not meant for a few but for all believers