At just 16, Sis. Create-Faith was already challenging everything she thought she knew about God. Raised in a Pentecostal church in Namibia where both of her parents served as preachers, Create-Faith thought she understood what it meant to be religious. But everything shifted in 2022 when her older brother began watching videos by Apostle Pastor Gino Jennings and the Truth of God message began to echo through their home.At first, she wasn’t interested. But as her brother faced pushback from their family and was brought to tears, she grew curious. “Why are they making him cry?” she wondered. Eventually, she opened her Bible, sat with the messages, and followed along.What she heard—particularly the truth about women preachers—shook her. “It’s written,” she told her church one day, boldly standing to declare that what they practiced did not align with scripture. The backlash came fast, but her conviction only deepened. Before long, she was refusing to return to the old church, exchanging tradition for truth—even as her father left for Sunday service without her. Since then, the changes have touched every part of her life. She started wearing modest skirts and head coverings to school, even after being called to the principal’s office and pressured to stop. She lost her place in her family’s church—but found purpose, strength, and community among other Truth of God believers in Namibia. Now 18, Sis. Create-Faith is studying science at university while holding fast to the holiness teachings that transformed her heart. Through isolation, tears, and resistance, she never turned back. Her story isn’t just one of change—it’s one of courage. Of a teenager who chose truth over comfort and gained a faith worth standing for.
Written By: Sis. Adrianne Lightbourne
