Wendy shares her inspiring journey of faith, revealing that for over 50 years, she knew of Jesus but didn’t know him personally. Raised in the Catholic faith, she believed she was a ​“good person” and on her way to heaven. Everything changed for her at a drive-in mission. Afterward, she felt a strong pull toward fellowship and found Grace Community Church, which has become the cornerstone of her faith. Initially, she felt angry at the Catholic Church, but she now feels grateful for the foundation it gave her. She also discusses her ministry with the homeless and hopeless, which started with a powerful prayer that led her to volunteer at Hope Chapel Lane in Belfast.

Wendy concludes by sharing about her two tattoos, which read ​“obedience” and ​“evangelise.” She talks about a recent challenge to be obedient and sing an Irish song at a men’s ministry meeting, which she learned translates to ​“100,000 welcomes, oh Jesus.” She also talks about her grandson, Alfie, who recently gave his life to the Lord. Wendy’s favourite Jesus story is the parable of the two builders, which speaks to her about the importance of building her life on the rock of Jesus. Finally, she shares that God is preparing her for a new ​“nursing” ministry, possibly involving people rather than her current job of nursing crops.