My name has been changed for security reasons, because I come from Muslim country. I come from a family of four — my mom, dad, sister, and I. We live in a rented apartment, and while our space is not very large, it’s filled with love, support, and understanding. Financial difficulties were part of our reality at times, and that taught me to be responsible from an early age. Despite this, my parents always did their best to support us and give us a strong foundation. 

I have known Jesus since childhood, because my parents are believers, they were the first to introduce me to life with Jesus. When I was a teenager, I joined a Young Life club and after a year I was invited to be part of the team. It was then that I truly began to grow not just in my faith, but in how I could live it out and serve others. Within the ministry, I want to grow a culture of discipleship, prayer, and generosity—raising disciples, organizing regular prayer, and encouraging others to give their time and resources. I believe that through developing Wyld Life and living out these values, many teenagers can be led to Jesus. 

Growing up, I was always curious and loved creating things — from building small projects to experimenting with electronics and programming. These passions became a positive outlet for me and helped me stay focused and motivated, even during tough times. Now I study Information Systems at a local university. I will be the first in my family to graduate from university. My goal is to create useful and innovative projects, especially in the areas of smart devices, automation, and other designs.