 Yeah, it's been about 20 years since you stepped out of the corporate world with the goal of faith to fulfill a young man's vision to serve homeless and disadvantaged people. The foundation of your ministry is that the homeless and low-income people must be met at their point of need. He felt a call in 2004 and so he went back to school and got a whole nother degree and a whole nother field that he didn't really know anything about. It is a place that serves the homeless and disadvantaged. We work to house people and provide for their basic needs. The Journey Home is working on a 20,000 square foot facility that will allow us to efficiently serve the needs of Rutherford County. And I'm really excited for this vision that he's looking towards. He's certainly grown the Journey Home from meals once a day or once a week to daily services. I've written you a letter. I want you to sit down and read it. Okay. As you continue your ministry into another decade, it's worth our pause to honor you with the Tennessee Titans. As the Wesley mortgage community hero. You facilitate a network of resources for lives to be rebuilt and people to be restored. Dad, you have most assuredly loved God and served people. You're into a contest. These are people from the Tennessee Titans and you've been awarded 14 tickets to a Titans game in the near future. So congratulations. Thank you guys very much. I just want to say that Dad sees people and that's not something you find in a lot of people. And I'm just really proud of him. Love you guys. That's Rutherford. What Journey Home is. It's community coming together to serve community. Titans out!