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SummaryI’m Naya, and from the earliest days of my childhood my mom kept me in church—so I knew God, but pride and rebellion crept in. At 15, I heard in Sunday school not to have sex before marriage, yet I convinced myself I needed love and made a choice that brought shame and heartbreak 😔. Out of that rebellion I became pregnant at 15. I was alone, in ninth grade, running from the fear of judgment and the truth that God had spoken over me. I remember thinking, “How will I provide for my baby? I have no car, no home, no plan.” I held onto my faith even when fear gripped my heart.

After my son Kase was born, I felt trapped by shame and self‐loathing. My father was in prison, I was abandoned by a boyfriend, and I sank into mental chaos. I tried to fill the void with substances and fallen friendships, and I even dabbled in sage––not knowing it was demonic. One night my house burned down, and I felt God’s loving correction in that trial 🔥. By age 16, doctors tried to diagnose me with schizophrenia, but while Baker‐Acted in a mental facility, a stranger spoke life back into me: “Don’t let the left hand know what the right hand is doing.” Suddenly verses from Psalms flooded my mind, and the weight lifted. I was reminded I am a child of God, not defined by mistakes.

From 16 to 20 I struggled with suicidal thoughts, shame, and a reprobate mind, but the Lord never let go. At 20, I became pregnant again with my son Legend. My life felt stripped of everything—finances gone, housing gone, friends gone—yet God provided a space in a maternity shelter overflowing with love. Even when I was punched by my baby's father’s sister and nearly lost Legend, I cried out to the only One strong enough to save us. I spent nights wondering if I’d ever recover, but God had a purpose. Three months before Legend’s birth, He answered prayer and I moved into an apartment I’d been on a waiting list for two years—an “instant prayer” from a loving Father 💖.

Today, I stand here giving thanks. I’m grateful for every painful lesson, because God used my mistakes to shape me. He healed my heart from depression, renewed my mind, and proved His mercy is greater than my shame. My sons are living reminders that God turns our “mistakes” into His glory. I pray for every young girl trapped in the same cycle: God sees you, He loves you, and He has a plan to redeem your story. Walk in faith and watch His promises come alive! 🙏✨

I had to muster up the courage to share my story . It’s been on my heart to share my testimony for a while now , as an act of obedience.

Please be nice in the comments if you don’t have anything nice to say don’t say it all thank you have a blessed day . 😊

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Time Chapters
 
01:30 Disobedience and loss of virginity
03:55 Pregnant at fifteen
08:00 House burned from occult activity
11:30 Baker Act in mental facility
15:00 Second pregnancy at twenty
18:32 Assault while pregnant
20:09 God provides apartment
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Summit International School of Ministry
Summit International School of Ministry, the Bible School of Times Square Church, was founded by David Wilkerson in 1994. Summit is located near Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Our 100-acre campus is situated near the foothills of the Blue Mountains in the heart of farm country. The school’s two-year program prepares men and women to live lives of devotion and service to the Lord, to the church and to the world at large. Our goal is that students will leave the school fully equipped to make disciples for Christ in whatever vocation they are called to. The school was founded in 1994 through the ministry of David Wilkerson. Since then, hundreds of students have graduated from Summit, and have moved on to work around the world in full-time ministry. Many are serving on foreign mission fields and impacting their homes and workplaces with the gospel of Jesus Christ.
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