At 21, Laura Tortora fled domestic violence with her 10-month-old baby and no plan except to trust the God she’d just met.
Today, as Executive Director of Aid the Way, Laura shares authentic stories that help audiences discover how to recognize God’s faithfulness in their lowest moments, why obedience comes before clarity, and what radical generosity looks like in everyday life.
Perfect for: Faith-based podcasts, conferences, church services, and ministry events seeking to inspire radical obedience, generosity and unity.
What your audience will experience: Renewed faith that God can use their story too, inspiration to step into obedience before having all the answers, and a vision for what the Church can become.
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Chloe Hamilton is an evangelist and missionary with Aid The Way. Her passion for ministry grew from a deeply personal testimony: eleven years ago, she experienced radical transformation after coming to faith in Jesus Christ during a season marked by depression and mental illness. That encounter set the course of her life.
Chloe has dedicated herself fully to full-time evangelism, bringing the gospel to California public high schools, colleges, youth events, and at-risk youth coming out of the juvenile system. She also leads street evangelism, discipleship efforts, and regional and global missions. Her work is rooted in a House of Prayer model, which she helped establish through Presence OC.
Chloe’s heart beats for the Great Commission: to see broken people encounter the life-changing power of Jesus and walk in freedom. She is supported through Aid The Way and individual ministry partners who share her vision to reach the lost.
Perfect for: Faith-based podcasts, conferences, church services, and ministry events seeking to inspire radical obedience, bold evangelism, and a deeper hunger for the presence of God.
What your audience will experience: Renewed faith that God can redeem any story and use it for His glory, inspiration to step into full obedience before having all the answers, and a fresh vision for what the Church looks like when it truly goes after the lost.
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Denny Reed is a missionary and co-founder of Kipepeo Ministries, serving alongside his wife Sarah in Moshi, Tanzania. Denny’s heart for East Africa took root in 2010, and it was that shared passion for Jesus and the African nations that ultimately brought him and Sarah together. They met in 2012, got engaged in Uganda the following year, and have been inseparable in ministry ever since. Together they have two children, Emmie and Malachi.
In 2017, the Reeds moved to Tanzania to serve as directors of a private international school, but after returning to the States, God kept calling them back. That rekindled dream became Kipepeo Ministries, a name inspired by the metamorphic journey of a butterfly: a profound symbol of the transformation Christ brings to broken lives.
Denny and Sarah’s mission is clear: to bring reconciliation, restoration, and new life to the lost and overlooked, especially men on the streets struggling with substance abuse and addiction. They believe nothing is impossible with God, and they have given their lives to proving it in Tanzania.
Denny is supported through Aid The Way and a growing team of ministry partners who share his vision for transformation in East Africa.
Perfect for: Faith-based podcasts, mission conferences, church services, and ministry events seeking to inspire radical obedience, sacrificial generosity, and a heart for the nations.
What your audience will experience: A compelling vision for what it looks like to say yes to God’s call, even when it’s inconvenient; renewed faith that God redeems and restores the most broken lives, and inspiration to be part of a global mission that changes everything.
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