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The greatest truth about my life is not what I do, but who I belong to. The centerpiece of my life is my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. I owe Him everything. It is only by His grace and mercy that I am alive today. Every part of my story, especially its darkest chapters, has been redeemed by His hand.

I was born and raised Catholic. I knew who Jesus was. I understood reverence and ritual. But I did not yet understand relationship. My faith was structured but distant, informed yet not intimate. I knew about Him, but I did not truly know Him.

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For years, I searched for meaning and truth in all the wrong places. I looked for identity in success, validation in performance, and healing in people and spiritual practices outside of Christ. Yet even in my rebellion, God never stopped pursuing my heart. I did not find Jesus in a pew. I found Him in the middle of my pain, my brokenness, and my questions. It was there, in honest desperation, that everything began to change.

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From childhood into adulthood, I endured abuse in multiple forms and carried trauma I did not know how to process. I struggled deeply with anxiety, depression, suicidal ideation, and self harm as a child. I learned early how to suppress pain and project strength. On the outside I appeared capable and resilient. On the inside I felt imprisoned.

As I grew older, those buried wounds surfaced in addiction, perfectionism, control, and spiritual confusion. In my search for healing, I became entangled in New Age practices and the occult. I sincerely believed I was pursuing light, yet I was walking deeper into deception. I know what it feels like to seek freedom while unknowingly reinforcing bondage.

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There was also a season in my music career when doors opened widely. Meaningful opportunities elevated my platform but not my spiritual life. I placed my identity in my gift, in my voice, in performance. I believed it defined me. Looking back, I can see how the gifts God entrusted to me were being used in ways that did not honor Him. My voice was chasing affirmation rather than proclaiming truth.

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What I failed to understand then was that the true power of a gift is not in the gift itself, but in the Giver. God placed this gift within me, not for my glory, but for His. My voice was never meant to be my identity. It was meant to be an instrument, a vessel carrying His presence, His truth, and His love into places that desperately need it.

But before that revelation could fully take root, everything had to break.

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In 2020, I reached a point where every illusion of control collapsed. The striving, the searching, the self-reliance, all of it failed me. And in that breaking, I surrendered my life fully to Jesus Christ. Not partially. Not emotionally. Completely.

What followed was not adjustment. It was transformation. God dismantled strongholds, renewed my mind, healed deep wounds, broke destructive patterns, and restored my identity as His daughter. The same voice that once sought approval now exists to glorify Him. Every time I sing, I carry something sacred. Whether in a room of thousands or with one person who needs hope, I have the honor of bringing a glimpse of heaven into that space. And that changes everything.

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My faith is no longer rooted in religion but in relationship. I have traded obligation for intimacy and tradition for transformation. I have never felt more free, more seen, or more deeply loved.

As He restored me, He clarified my assignment. I was not only delivered from bondage. I was called to help lead others out of it.

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“The Spirit of the Lord God is upon me, because the Lord has anointed me to bring good news to the poor; He has sent me to bind up the brokenhearted, to proclaim freedom for the captives and release from darkness for the prisoners.” 

Isaiah 61:1

This Scripture is the mandate on my life.

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I carry the heart of an evangelist. I believe Jesus Christ still saves, heals, restores, and sets captives free. I carry a deep burden for those battling abuse, addiction, trauma, shame, suicidal thoughts, self harm, and spiritual confusion, because I have lived within those prisons myself. I also carry compassion for veterans who silently bear the weight of trauma and mental health struggles after serving our nation.

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My calling is to boldly proclaim the Gospel, share the testimony of redemption, pray fervently, and disciple those ready to step into freedom. Through music, outreach, recovery environments, ministry partnerships, and personal conversations, my desire remains singular: that people encounter Jesus and experience lasting transformation.

I sense the Lord leading me into full-time evangelistic ministry, devoting my life wholeheartedly to spreading the Gospel and setting captives free. This is not about ambition or visibility. It is about obedience.

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Through partnership with City Church Network, I pursue this mission with spiritual covering and accountability. Financial partnership enables outreach, Gospel proclamation, discipleship, prayer ministry, Christ-centered songwriting, and reaching those who might otherwise never hear a clear presentation of hope.

When you partner financially, you help advance the message of freedom. You invest in lives being restored, chains being broken, and hope being reignited through the power of Jesus Christ.

I stand as living evidence that no one is too far gone to be redeemed.

Thank you for prayerfully considering partnership in this mission.

With gratitude and blessings 

Clare Cunningham