Paula White-Cain is a cultural reformer, spiritual pioneer, and one of the most influential Christian voices of the 21st century. Her life embodies what it means to overcome—rising from trauma and adversity to become a trusted advisor to presidents, a bestselling author, a humanitarian force, and a media trailblazer whose message potentially reaches over six billion people worldwide every week.
God the Father is the creator and sustainer of all things. He is the source of the Godhead and is known for His love, holiness, and sovereignty. “Do not work for food that spoils, but for food that endures to eternal life, which the Son of Man will give you. For on him God the Father has placed his seal of approval” (John 6:27, NIV).
Jesus Christ, the eternal Son of God—fully God and fully man—was born of a virgin, lived a sinless life, overcame every temptation, and willingly laid down His life on the cross. His death wasn’t just a temporary atonement—it was the final, complete, and victorious reconciliation of mankind to God. On the third day, He rose again, conquering death, hell, and the grave once and for all. Right now, He is seated at the right hand of the Father, interceding for us. But soon—and very soon—He will return as the conquering King. Jesus is coming again in glory to rule and reign over every nation, every tongue, and every tribe. His kingdom will have no end. Every knee will bow, and every tongue will confess that Jesus Christ is Lord!
The Holy Spirit is the third person in the Holy Trinity who came to continue the work of Jesus on earth. He was sent from the Father to live in the hearts of those who are born-again believers, empowering them to live as witnesses and equipping them to do the natural and supernatural works of God on the earth. He offers comfort, guidance, and wisdom to all who ask. The Holy Spirit is continually pointing us to Jesus.
When we accept Jesus Christ as our Lord and Savior, we don’t just get a fresh start—we become a brand-new creation. That’s what it means to be born again. Salvation is not about religion—it’s about a supernatural rebirth. In that moment, the blood of Jesus washes us clean, our sins are forgiven, and we are made right with God. We are saved by grace through faith, not by our works, but by His finished work on the cross. Heaven becomes our home, and the Holy Spirit begins to dwell within us. That’s the power of salvation—it changes everything. There is only one way, one road to salvation—it’s through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. If we were to define salvation, we might say that it is the act of deliverance, by the grace of God, from eternal punishment for sin. This salvation is given to those who accept, by faith, God’s conditions of repentance and belief in the Lord Jesus Christ (see John 3:16-17; Romans 5:10; Ephesians 2:5, 8; Acts 4:12; Romans 1:16; Romans 10:9, 10, 13; John 14:6).
What is sin? Sin is anything—action, thought, or omission—that goes against God’s will, violates His law, or separates us from His presence. It’s not just “doing bad things”—it’s falling short of God’s perfect standard. “For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God” (Romans 3:23, NIV). Romans 5:12 tells us that through Adam, sin entered the world, and so death passes on to all men, because “the wages of sin is death” (Romans 6:23, NKJV). Adam and Eve ate from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, and in that moment, everything changed. Because of their disobedience and rebellion, sin entered the world, and we’ve been dealing with its consequences ever since.
But here’s the game-changer: Jesus Christ came to overcome sin and fulfill the Law. Through His life, death, and resurrection, He provided a way for us to break free from the bondage of sin and live in the fullness of God’s grace. Jesus didn’t just manage sin; He obliterated its power over us, offering redemption and a new life.
God is one, yet He exists in three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. The Bible says, “For there are three that bear witness in heaven: the Father, the Word (Jesus), and the Holy Spirit; and these three are one” (1 John 5:7, NKJV). The Trinity shows us God’s relational nature.
The Father, the source of all creation, reveals His heart through the Son and empowers us by the Holy Spirit. Each person of the Trinity works together perfectly, showing us the fullness of God’s love and power. Jesus, the Son, is the exact representation of the Father, helping us see the Father’s heart clearly (Hebrews 1:3, NKJV). The Holy Spirit, our Comforter, guides us into all truth and empowers us to live out our divine calling (John 16:13, NKJV).
We believe the Bible, both the Old and New Testaments, is divinely inspired by God, His revelation of Himself to man, written by human hands. We believe that in it are the principles by which we are to live. The Bible is one powerful, cohesive story of God’s love and redemption for humanity, a testament to God’s incredible plan and His desire to work with and through us.
We believe that God is good—all the time. His goodness is not just what He does; it’s who He is. The life of Jesus reveals the heart of the Father—healing the sick, raising the dead, and bringing hope to the hopeless. Every miracle was a glimpse of God’s compassion and character. We can trust His goodness in every season, because He is a good, good Father, and His mercy never fails.
We believe that water baptism is not just a ritual—it’s a divine declaration. It is an outward act of an inward transformation, identifying us with the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. When we go down into the water, the old is buried; when we rise, we walk in newness of life. Baptism is a step of obedience, a spiritual breakthrough, and a public announcement that we belong to Jesus—and we’re not turning back.
We believe that worship isn’t just about singing songs. It’s about living a life wholly devoted to God, acknowledging Him as the source of our strength, wisdom, and purpose. When we abide in His presence through worship, we align ourselves with His will and power, enabling us to bear fruit that glorifies God and impacts the world
We believe that prayer is our divine lifeline—a sacred conversation with God that aligns us with His will and releases His power in our lives. It’s more than words; it’s where heaven touches earth, hearts are healed, and destinies are shaped. Through prayer, we don’t just seek God’s hand—we pursue His heart.
We believe that taking communion is a sacred act of remembering the incomparable love of God, demonstrated through Christ’s death, burial, and resurrection. It is a holy moment of reflection and gratitude, where we honor the body that was broken and the blood that was shed for our redemption. As we partake, we proclaim the Lord’s death until He comes again—and we receive, by faith, the healing, forgiveness, and victory that He purchased for us on the cross.
We believe that spiritual warfare is real, and every believer is called to stand in victory through the authority of Jesus Christ. We don’t fight for victory—we fight from victory. “For the weapons of our warfare are not carnal but mighty in God for pulling down strongholds” (2 Corinthians 10:4, NKJV). Spiritual warfare is how we silence the enemy and enforce the will of God on earth as it is in heaven.
We believe in the sovereign rule, reign, and authority of God in the life of every believer. The kingdom of God is not only a future destination—it’s also a present reality. It lives within us and is released through us as we walk in obedience to Christ. Wherever His will is done, His kingdom is manifested—bringing healing, deliverance, justice, and divine order. We are kingdom carriers, called to advance His rule on earth as it is in heaven.
“For the kingdom of God is not eating and drinking, but righteousness and peace and joy in the Holy Spirit” (Romans 14:17, NKJV).
Jonathan Cain is an accomplished musician and one of the great lyricists of our generation. Best known as the keyboardist of the world-renowned band, Journey, Jon is a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and has graced the world’s most prestigious stages for more than 40 years. He’s written or co-written such classic hits as Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believing,’” “Open Arms” and “Faithfully.”
While touring with Journey, Jon has written and recorded six solo albums and counting. The fuel behind his creativity is his faith and it permeates all his music. While “Journey” has brought him fame, these days it is sitting behind a piano writing worship songs or ushering people into God’s presence that brings him joy and satisfies his soul.
I want to say a great BIG ‘thank you!‘ to all of the ministry friends and partners that have said, ‘Yes!’ to God and supported Paula White Ministries over the years.
Your financial support and your prayers have made a significant difference every day around the world, allowing Paula White Ministries to be the hands and feet of Christ, showing His love, and offering hope and help in the name of Jesus to the whole world. We truly are transforming lives, healing hearts, and winning souls every day!
Working in collaboration with CityServe Israel and the National Faith Advisory Board, Pastor Paula White-Cain and Paula White Ministries wanted to engage the faith community within the United States to never forget the events on Oct. 7, 2023.
The NFAB is a national collaboration of faith-based leaders and organizations creating generational change with a strong, unified, uncompromising voice on the issues and policies that matter most to the faith community.
The NFLBF is designed to educate pastors and national faith leaders around the country on issues pertaining to our southern border. Through this forum, NFAB has connected over 200 pastors with local, state, and national leaders, along with the US Border Patrol, who educate and inform them on the process and challenges on the border. Pastors can experience a tour of the wall, the river, and Border Patrol facilities.
Pastor Paula is a teaching pastor at StoryLife Church, a multicultural, non-denominational congregation in Apopka, Florida, launched in 2023 by her son and daughter-in-law, Brad and Rachel Knight. Located on the City of Destiny property, StoryLife Church spreads the Gospel with the message: Your Life, His Story.
The City of Destiny serves as the outreach center and home of Paula White Ministries, dedicated to loving God, serving people, and impacting communities. Together, StoryLife Church, Paula White Ministries, and the City of Destiny form a 21st-century ministry model, making a local and global impact through preaching, outreach, and media ministry.
Jonathan Cain Ministries is the faith-based outreach of Jonathan Cain, renowned keyboardist and songwriter for the rock band Journey. Following a successful music career, Cain experienced a spiritual renewal that led him to dedicate his musical talents to Christian ministry. He now serves as the worship leader at StoryLife Church in Apopka, Florida.
Through his ministry, Cain writes, performs, and publishes songs that reflect his love for Jesus. He has released several faith-based albums, including What God Wants to Hear, Unsung Noel, More Like Jesus, and Arise, aiming to inspire spiritual revival and encourage believers to embrace their faith more fervently.
Cain’s journey from rock stardom to Christian ministry exemplifies his belief that “music is ministry,” and he continues to use his gifts to serve and uplift others through his faith-driven work.
Paula White Ministries delivers humanitarian outreach through disaster relief, seasonal initiatives, and educational support. They respond to natural disasters with food, water, and spiritual care, while annual Thanksgiving and Christmas events provide meals, gifts, and celebrations to families locally and abroad, including in the Bahamas. Back-to-school drives equip students with supplies and encouragement for a successful year.
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Pastor Paula’s mission is to see the world come to a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ. From the early age of 18 years old, God gave her a vision to preach the Gospel; those who heard the message were saved, while those who didn’t were lost in darkness. This encounter ignited a lifelong passion for sharing the truth of Jesus Christ and the freedom found in a relationship with God.
Pastor Paula is committed to fulfilling her God-given purpose on this earth. Through Paula White Ministries and alongside her husband Jon and their family, she seeks to bring salvation, truth, transformation, and wholeness to everyone she encounters. It is only through the strength God provides—and the faithful support of ministry partners—that she is able to carry out this calling. Her heart longs to see families restored, relationships healed, souls saved, and sons and daughters equipped to carry the mantle of God’s purpose on the earth.
In addition to spreading the Gospel, Pastor Paula is deeply committed to meeting the practical needs of individuals and families through ongoing humanitarian outreach. Paula White Ministries provides vital resources such as food, furniture, and supplies to families facing hardship, seniors, and those transitioning out of homelessness. Through strategic partnerships and local hubs, the ministry supports shelters, serves vulnerable communities, responds to natural disasters, and equips churches and organizations with the tools to uplift those in need. This compassion in action reflects the heart of Christ and is an essential part of the ministry’s mission to bring hope and restoration—spiritually, emotionally, and physically—to people around the world.
You are invited to be part of this powerful move of God—partner with Pastor Paula as together we see souls saved, raise up disciples, see lives transformed, and advance the Kingdom of God across the earth.
Born in Mississippi and raised amid tragedy and turbulence, Paula’s journey began in brokenness. Her father’s suicide at age five plunged her family into chaos, instability, and poverty. She endured abuse, rejection, and loss—but at 18, she found Jesus Christ and began a lifelong pursuit of God’s presence and purpose. Her personal story of redemption—honestly told, biblically rooted, and publicly lived—would become the catalyst for millions seeking their own transformation.
Paula didn’t start in a pulpit. She began in the streets of Washington, D.C., ministering to children and families in underserved communities. Her authenticity, passion, and love for others led her to co-found Without Walls International Church, one of the first fully integrated, fastest-growing mega-churches in America, with over 27,000 members and 200 outreach ministries. She would later serve as pastor to City of Destiny and now is a teaching pastor at Story Life Church in Orlando, Florida.
In 1996, after hearing the Holy Spirit instruct her to go on television, she stepped out in faith. With no budget or media experience, Paula Today was born. It now broadcasts in 195 countries, reaching a global audience with a message of hope, healing, and the power of Jesus Christ.
Paula’s obedience opened extraordinary doors. Twenty-four years ago, Donald J. Trump called after watching her sermons. The connection grew between Mr. Trump, his family, and Paula into a lasting relationship of spiritual counsel and trust. In 2017 she made history as the first clergywoman to deliver the invocation at a U.S. presidential inauguration. During President Trump’s first term, she was appointed Advisor to the President for the Faith and Opportunity Initiative, giving faith leaders unprecedented access to federal government, protecting and fighting for religious liberties, and being an integral part of getting the First Step Act legislatively passed. This was a bi-partisan criminal justice bill that enacted several changes in the U.S. federal criminal law aimed at reforming federal prisons and sentencing laws to reduce recidivism, decreasing the federal inmate population, and maintaining public safety.
In his second term, President Trump created the White House Faith Office—the first White House office focused exclusively on faith and located in the West Wing—and created Centers of Faith in every department and agency to protect religious liberty, carry out the good works of eight initiatives, and give people of faith a voice that is honored at the highest levels of leadership. He appointed Paula as Senior Advisor to the President of the White House Faith Office. Today, she oversees faith engagement across all departments, ensuring that religious liberty is protected and people of faith have a seat at the table.
Beyond the platform, Paula has always been committed to “the one.” From prison ministry to public service, from local outreaches to intercession, and ministry around the world, she has poured her life into reaching the lost and lifting the broken. For 40 years, her ministry has provided tens of millions of pounds of food, supported orphans and trafficking survivors, and partnered with other national relief ministries during crises like the COVID-19 pandemic, Chimney Rock, NC, and hundreds of other relief efforts. She continues to reach out with the love and compassion of Christ though the outreaches of Back2School Bash (providing school supplies, haircuts, and often medical to those in need), Table in the Wilderness (Thanksgiving feedings), and Christmas Extravaganza (gifts and the gospel), which has reached millions of recipients over the years.
She has been a bridge-builder between communities, churches, and nations—ministering for almost 30 years in South Korea, advocating for peace and reunification, and speaking before international bodies like the National Assembly and the United Nations. She has stood on stages with over a hundred world leaders at a time. Paula continues to evangelize and minister around the world, having been to more than a hundred countries so far.
Paula White-Cain has been widely recognized as a leading evangelical figure and change-maker:
She has also been profiled in Time, The New York Times, The Washington Post, Ebony, and featured on Nightline, Fox, CNN, TBN, and The Dr. Phil Show. She regularly appeared on Tyra Banks show and The Steve Harvey show.
Academic scholars and sociologists have identified Paula as a trailblazer in modern evangelicalism. In the book Holy Mavericks, she is described as a “spiritual innovator” who redefined what leadership, transparency, and redemption can look like—especially for women. Alongside cultural icons like Oprah, she is credited with creating a new model of authenticity and accessibility that invites millions to faith through the lens of healing and hope.
Her public honesty about her childhood, abuse, her father’s death, heartbreak, going through an unwanted and difficult divorce, burying a daughter from cancer, walking through a child’s addiction and recovery—not as weakness but as a testimony—has made her a relatable, resilient voice to a generation longing for truth.
For over 40 years, Paula White-Cain has served as a bridge between the pulpit and the public square. She has lived her life as an open book—willing to pay the price of obedience, choosing the call of God over comfort or acclaim. Her ministry continues to reach the forgotten, reform culture, and disciple nations.
She is married to Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Jonathan Cain of Journey. Together, they combine music, media, and ministry to advance the gospel across the globe.
Paula’s story is not just one of survival. It is a divine assignment—proof that with God, nothing is wasted, and everything can be redeemed for purpose and good through a surrendered life to Him.
For more, read her memoir: *Something Greater: Finding Triumph Over Trials*.
JONATHAN CAIN is an accomplished musician and one of the great lyricists of our generation. Best known as the keyboardist of the world-renowned band, Journey, Jon is a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and has graced the world’s most prestigious stages for more than 40 years. He’s written or co-written such classic hits as Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believing,’” “Open Arms” and “Faithfully.”
So, no one would fault Jonathan Cain for resting on his considerable laurels but that’s not how this rock icon rolls. While touring with Journey, Jon has written and recorded six solo albums in six years. The fuel behind Cain’s creativity is his faith and it permeates all of his music.
The Chicago native has spent decades pouring out his musical gifts in front of huge audiences, but when not touring with Journey, he can be found serving his home church and never has he been more fulfilled than in his role as worship leader. “Worship is ‘What do you have for me?’ God wants to know what you’re bringing,” he says. “A lot of times people come to worship thinking that they’re going to get something out of this when really, it’s the exact opposite. You need to lay it down at the altar for God. That’s what worship is.”
Cain’s faith journey has been complicated by challenges and heartbreaking tragedy. “My father gave me a relationship with Christ when I was very young. So I learned early on the enemy was after me,” he shares. “When I was four years old, I nearly drowned in a lake in Arkansas. I should’ve been dead, but some guy saw me at the end of the pier and managed to grab me by the arm as I was sinking, as my lungs were filling up with water. He pulled me out and he gave me mouth to mouth and brought me back. I looked at my father and said, ‘Only God could’ve done this.’ I’ll never forget that day and that’s when I knew I was His son and I knew He loved me.”
When he was only in third grade, there was a fire at his school that killed 92 children and three nuns. Before that the young choir boy had considered going into the ministry. “I had a lot of questions,” Cain says admitting it shook his faith for years. “I finally got resolve and it was from the Lutheran pastor who baptized my children. He said to me, ‘Sometimes great change requires great sacrifice.’ Fire safety laws were changed in schools around the world. There’s a sprinkler mandate in every school. They’ll never build another school without a sprinkler system. That’s what they did. Movement out of the tragedy.” “I prayed that I would see that before I would die.
I went back for the 60th anniversary and I sang a song that I wrote about the fire called ‘The Day They Became Angels.’”
Working in ministry with his wife Paula and leading worship at his home church has strengthened Jon’s faith and inspired his music. He frequently shares new songs with the congregation. “It’s always been the testing grounds. When I write something, I will usually play it at church and see if it moves people. I don’t force my music on our people. I just kind of drop it on them once in a while,” he says. “I’ve enjoyed getting away from the piano and just leading worship and getting people to connect. That’s our job, really. My wife, Paula, she always teaches that God rides on the waves of sound.”
The last few years have been some of the most productive in Cain’s prolific career. He has released What God Wants to Hear (2016), Unsung Noel (2017), The Songs You Leave Behind (2018), More Like Jesus (2019) Piano Worship (2020) and Oh Lord Lead Us in 2021. Arise and Christmas is Love (2022). Jon is currently working on a new worship project expected to be completed later this year. (2025) “I am amazed and more grateful every day when I sit down at the piano and God just starts downloading to me.”
Jon also authored a memoir, Don’t Stop Believin’: The Man, the Band, and the Song That Inspired Generations, which chronicles his early days with The Babys and his accomplishments with Journey and Bad English.
Cain’s signature vocals have rarely sounded more passionate than on the stirring ballad “Pour Myself Out.” “You need to lay it down at the altar for God and ‘Pour Myself Out’ expresses that sentiment,” he says. “There’s full surrender involved. Until you repent and fully give yourself to the Lord, you’ll never hear his voice. And that’s what that song’s about. I can remember going to Ghana and really being moved at a service, letting go of everything and just being consumed. I fell on my face and all this emotion came out of me. That’s what worship is about.”
Cain says these songs are fueled by his thankfulness. “This music is my way of offering with a grateful heart thanks for all the blessings that He’s given,” he says. “It’s my way of saying, ‘Thank you. Thank you for the life that you’ve given me. Here’s what I have.’ It’s just gratitude that drives me to do these songs.”
Though he was told at the beginning of his career that he’d never make it as a singer or songwriter, Cain persevered and has used his gifts to entertain people for more than four decades. One of rock music’s most legendary keyboard players, Cain still records and performs with Journey and is thankful for the opportunity it affords him to impact others with the gospel. “I think in the end it matters that a rock and roll guy has shared his heart for his faith,” he says. “My whole thing is consider Jesus. Just consider. I’m just trying to tell you that your life is not complete unless you consider Jesus. That’s the completeness. That’s where the stillness is. That’s where the peace of mind is. That’s where the gratitude is. That’s where it all comes from. The promise of eternal life is in Jesus. When people die as Christians, they’re simply going through transition. We don’t look at it like the end. And what a comforting thought it is. Why wouldn’t you want to live your life like that? Why wouldn’t you want to have that promise of eternal life? It can only come through Jesus. And that’s what I’m sharing in all my songs – the answer lies with Him.
To learn more about Jonathan Cain, his life and ministry go to jonathancain.org.
“The hurt and pain is real and ongoing for the people of Israel,” said Pastor Paula. “You cannot fully grasp the magnitude of horror and destruction until you walk on those sacred grounds.”
Paula White Ministries and CityServe Israel have adopted the Moshav Ein HaBesor. This incredible partnership is assisting the residents in getting settled back into their moshav.
The partnership has purchased school equipment for the reopening of the preschool and kindergarten, washing machines for the displaced residents, and a high-end security drone to help keep the people safe and protected. PWM supporters, through their donations, have also helped elderly residents access counseling sessions and medical appointments—but there is still much more to do!
Pastor Paula White-Cain has been internationally recognized for her unwavering support of Israel. In 2020, she was honored as one of Israel’s Top 50 Christian Allies by the Israel Allies Foundation and The Jerusalem Post, for her tireless efforts in strengthening Christian–Jewish relations and standing for the Jewish state. As Senior Advisor to President Trump on Faith and Opportunity, she was a vocal advocate for major pro-Israel initiatives, including the U.S. Embassy move to Jerusalem, the Abraham Accords, and official recognition of Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights. She also joined in the dedication of the Embassy in Jerusalem and continues to maintain direct engagement with Israel’s top leadership.
Paula White Ministries is committed to standing with Israel and with the families of Ein HaBesor. Please consider joining us in helping make a difference today.
We are working to help build a sports complex for the children in the community and the surrounding areas. This will include soccer fields, pickleball courts, tennis courts, basketball courts, and a ninja facility for the kids.
Why are we doing this? Because the kids need to play! 50% of the children in this community—500 children right here—have been severely traumatized. And the antidote to trauma is to get kids playing. This is where we need your help. You see, trauma brings you inward, trauma isolates you, and these children need to be able to get out and play like children should.
These children and their families need to feel a sense of normalcy in their lives. We cannot allow their lives to be destroyed by the evil and destruction brought to them on October 7, 2023. We need your help.
CLICK HERE TO WATCH THIS VIDEO UPDATE OF PAULA WHITE MINISTRIES IN ISRAEL!
On October 7th, 2023 Hamas terrorists brutally murdered, raped, tortured and victimized thousands of Israelis. Paula White Ministries shows you the sites of the murdered 300 festival goers at the Nova Music Festival, a kibbutz where the community valiantly fought off Hamas terrorists, and much more.
The reality of living on the Gaza border for children in Israel is a daily terror, including the constant threat of bombs and the need for bomb shelters. Paula White Ministries is working to help these families regain normalcy in their lives despite the ongoing conflict.
You can help us make a difference today! Thank you.
The National Faith Advisory Board is a national collaboration of faith-based leaders and organizations creating generational change with a strong, unified, uncompromising voice on the issues and policies that matter most to the faith community.
Vision:
Bringing together America’s diverse coalition of faith leaders, united as one voice to shape culture, influence policy, and inspire future generations.
Mission:
The National Faith Advisory Board unites faith-based leaders and organizations across the nation to create generational impact through bold, unwavering advocacy on the policies and issues that matter most to the faith community.
The National Faith Advisory Board focuses its efforts on four foundational pillars that guide its advocacy and action: Protecting Religious Freedom, Honoring Family Values, Defending Life at All Stages, and Promoting a Strong America.
Protect Religious Freedom
Honor Family Values
Defend Life at All Stages
Promote a Strong America
OBB was created during a surge in 2019 when thousands of illegal migrants were being released in the U.S. OBB connected the migrants to local churches where they received love, help, and, most importantly, the message that God loves them. This initiative continues under the Biden Administration’s border crisis.
This initiative recognizes the difficulties related to the job of a US Border Patrol Agent. To boost morale and show support, the Agents and their families experience a fun-filled family day and receive meals and gift cards for family necessities. The day includes prayer and fellowship with the OBB team.
This past year, 22 Border Patrol Agents took their lives, while others died in the line of duty. Operation Border Blessing pays for Gold Star families to travel to Orlando to experience time away from their pain and loss.Vision & Mission
When disaster strikes, Paula White Ministries (PWM) responds swiftly and compassionately. After events such as Hurricane Ian and devastating wildfires in California, PWM mobilized teams to distribute thousands of pounds of food, clean water, hygiene products, and clothing. Beyond physical supplies, volunteers provide prayer and emotional support to families navigating loss and uncertainty, standing as a beacon of hope in moments of crisis.
Each year, PWM hosts large-scale Thanksgiving food distributions, blessing tens of thousands of individuals and families. Every year, thousands of turkeys along with full meal kits, were provided. Volunteers gather in drive-thru events to place food directly into the hands of grateful families, ensuring homes are filled with provision and joy during the season of gratitude.
Christmas outreaches through PWM bring joy, dignity, and hope to children and families. Initiatives like “Christmas for Chimney Rock” offer toys, new coats, and special gifts to underserved neighborhoods, while “Christmas in the Bahamas” extends the reach internationally, providing essential items to communities recovering from storm devastation. Each event is filled with music, activities, and a message of love that turns the season into a celebration of giving and faith.
As summer ends, PWM ensures children are prepared for success through their Back-to-School Bashes. Thousands of backpacks loaded with school supplies are distributed alongside free haircuts, health screenings, and prayer services. Partnering with local organizations, PWM helps students head into the school year equipped not only with tools but with the confidence and encouragement to thrive.
