Candy Anderson

spent ten years struggling with addiction and three years inside federal prison. In those dark places, I hit rock bottom. I realized I could not save myself.During that time, I turned to God. I laid down my past, surrendered my heavy burdens, and started a new walk of faith. God met me in that cell and pulled me out of the darkness. He gave me a clean heart and a clear mind.My journey with God did not end when I left prison; it truly began. Every day, I learn more about His grace, His forgiveness, and His unconditional love.Becoming an ordained minister is how I draw closer to Him and celebrate my new life. This path allows me to learn every single day and live out my journey with God by my side. I want to use my ordination to bring love, hope, and joy to others, and to celebrate the beautiful, happy moments of life with the people around me.

I was born in Milwaukee, Oregon, but I was raised in Tennessee.

For people to be seen and celebrated and connected together to start the celebration of a new chapter in their life and to do it God‘s way

I walk with god and whoever walks with me that’s my religion

I’m there because I love love and I love seeing people happy and just knowing that they’re in this world together and starting fresh new but also underneath God’s hand

I would travel anywhere.

Although I am new to this just know I am all in and am on team god first and foremost but team love right beside it hand in hand