Purpose & Message

On a crisp September morning, over a hundred hearts gathered in stillness, curiosity, and reverence for the very first service offered by Yeshua. “The Book of Jonah” marked the beginning of a new movement — a spiritual experience centered on divine mercy, radical self-love, and the reclamation of soul.Yeshua invited us into his heart and story, speaking truthfully and powerfully about pain, programming, healing, and God. With raw honesty and divine conviction, he offered a pathway out of self-sabotage and into union with Source. The service served as a remembrance: that we are already worthy, already whole, already loved.

The day was opened by beloved community leader and artist Malik Yoba, whose powerful words set the tone for a day of awakening and joy.

What Unfolded

• Spiritual Nourishment Over Breakfast – Guests arrived early for grounding, prayer, and presence.
• The Service – “The Book of Jonah” was delivered with fire and tenderness. Tears, laughter, stillness. Something real moved through the room.
• A Communal Meal – A curated NYC-style lunch brought people together around nourishment and cultural flavor.
• Dance & Joy – The day culminated in a full-body celebration, dancing as devotion, movement as medicine.

The Outcome

Hearts softened.

Walls lowered.


Souls remembered.

People walked away feeling seen, expanded, and alive.

Some described it as a homecoming.

Others as the first time they felt God. But above all, it was a moment of truth: that healing is possible, that joy is sacred, and that love — real, spiritual love — is waiting for us to say yes.