About Us

Families know her as Ms Peggy — a gentle, faith-filled minister with a lifelong calling to children. Ms Peggy is a graduate of Rhema Bible College, where she specialized in Children’s Ministry and Missions. For decades, she has provided autism support, ministering to children with special needs and developing unique Holy Spirit–led approaches to help them encounter Jesus in real, life-transforming ways. Her journey into ministering specifically to autistic children began when a young boy named Ryan took her hand — and she saw through his eyes the world he was trapped in. That moment changed everything. The Lord called her to bring His healing to families with children on the autism spectrum, offering not just coping tools, but hope, faith, restoration, and healing ministry. Her ministry style includes: Sitting on the floor with children, singing prophetic, faith-building songs, inviting Jesus into the child’s world, teaching families how to walk by faith, and supporting parents who feel alone.

We believe: 

Salvation is the greatest miracle — and from that miracle flows every other work of God. 

Jesus’ healing ministry continues today, providing essential autism support for families. 

God performs creative miracles, including in the brains of autistic children, emphasizing His desire for family restoration. 

Healing requires faith in God and the release of His Presence — the anointing. 

The Word of God is the prescription for healing. 

God desires not only to heal the child but to restore the whole family. 

We do not promise healing — God alone is the healer. HeartSync, Divine Encounters, and prayer are ministry tools, not medical treatment.

Families with autistic children often experience isolation, feeling unable to attend church while being exhausted and overwhelmed. Many are told there is 'no cure,' which can deepen their struggles. Our ministry is dedicated to providing autism support through: Hope, Community, Faith, Practical support, Encounters with Jesus, and pathways to healing and restoration. We are the 'Healing House,' bringing family restoration to those who cannot come to church.

Our mission statement was prayerfully formed through years of walking alongside families of children with autism and seeking God for His heart and His plan. When we speak of hope, we do not mean wishful thinking or uncertainty. Biblical hope is grounded in God Himself—His Word, His promises, and the power of the Holy Spirit. It is a hope that gives parents peace, patience, and composure as they learn to trust God for their child’s healing.

As families begin by standing on God’s Word—often focusing on one specific area they long to see changed—hope becomes the doorway into faith. Scripture teaches that faith is the substance of things hoped for, and as hope takes root, faith grows. This journey is nurtured through prayer, worship, and Scripture, especially as children and parents hear and sing healing truths together. Faith grows simply by hearing God’s Word and learning to trust Him.

We also believe deeply in God’s curative plan. While the world may say there is no cure for autism, God declares that He has plans for hope and a future. Through years of ministry, prayer, and listening to the Holy Spirit, we have witnessed how God’s presence brings peace, healing, and transformation to children who are overwhelmed, withdrawn, or distressed. This calling led to deeper training in heart-level healing and trauma-informed prayer, always rooted in Scripture and faith in Jesus Christ.

God’s plan is greater than man’s limitations. Jesus healed, restored, and made whole—and He still does today. As we walk in relationship with God, we trust Him to bring healing in His way and His time. Our mission is to help families move from hope, into faith, and into trusting God’s loving and curative plan for their children, believing that nothing is impossible with Him.