Arial and Christiana took out a loan when their first child was born, but the debt piled up. Then their car turned out to cost them more than it was worth. It would take forever to dig out of the debt they were in. But someone was looking out for them. Watch how a plan came together to their total surprise!
E-4 Specialist Cooper is proud to serve in the U.S. Army. He and his wife, Alexis, faced a financial nightmare when both their car and truck broke down, leaving this young family without reliable transportation. See how you became a blessing and the answer to their prayers.
Kevin begins, “Any time you re in a warzone, there s a possibility that anything could happen. So, whatever feelings or whatever fears I might have had, I had to suppress that and make sure that I be strong for my soldiers. If I had to die so they can come back to their families, then I was willing to make that sacrifice.”
For Army Sergeant 1st class Kevin, placing the warriors who served under him first was always his priority. He deployed multiple times to war zones like Bosnia, Albania, and Iraq each time, leaving behind his wife Richa and their children.
U.S Airman Amber enjoys her job at Vandenburgh Air Force Case in central California. As a single mom, raising two daughters on an E-4 salary isn’t easy.
“I did the best that I could with what I had. I did a lot of hoping and trusting God that things would be provided,” Amber said.
Amber’s finances got even tighter when she took in her two sisters when the pandemic hit. Their mom had cancer and was considered high risk for infection.
Amber says, “The stress of having my two sisters going out places as things started to open up, she couldn t risk having them to come back and give her Covid.”