We are moving from brokenness to wholeness in Christ Jesus.

Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever. Hebrews 13:8 NIV.

Pieces Made Whole meets women where they are.

We know everyone is different, meaning their healing will be different. We honor the differences, stand together, and provide a safe atmosphere, promoting a more intimate relationship with God. We journey together as we learn to trust God with our healing process. We assist God’s daughters to face what has been broken in their lives. We hold intimate group sessions, prayer, “discuss and discover” events, and just being there to support one another. ​

Pieces Made Whole is a ministry that aims to help others like Sandra see themselves not as broken vases or discarded piece but as a masterpiece God made them be. We journey together to heal from brokenness, bring hope and freedom, and restore everything that was taken. We are moving from brokenness to wholeness in Christ Jesus.

“Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever.” Hebrews 13:8 NIV.

Pieces Made Whole is a ministry founded because of the trials of the life of Sandra Harrell. Her experience is like a lot of ours. She was a vase, beautifully painted and decorated on the outside. For Sandra, her outward success painted this image. But, on the inside, her vase was chipped and cracked. Her brokenness was held together by flimsy tape that could never truly withstand the tribulations of an unstable life. She was a lone puzzle piece that never seemed to fit in. Despite how others viewed her as successful and put together, she has a broken spirit. She was broken by sexual abuse that caused her to grow up feeling insecure, abandoned, and powerless. Her emotional scarring wounds were so deep she didn’t even know they were there anymore. She became so used to pain and negativity that it was all she knew, and she couldn’t recognize what it meant to have joy, be loved, and feel wanted. It wasn’t until her suicidal attempt that she realized she wasn’t alone. God was with her the whole time. At that moment, she began the difficult journey of facing the wounds that stung so profoundly. Remembering the prayers of her grandmother, Sandra began to pour all her hurt into prayer. Sandra realized that nothing or anyone is impossible for God to love and call His own.