Get to know me
Hi, I’m Kathryn
I grew up in a coastal city in Florida known as Pensacola. While I grew up going to church every Sunday, I left Christianity and religion behind to be an atheist. I said a prayer to God when I was 14 that if He were real and He wanted me in His Kingdom, then one day He would need to reveal Himself to me personally. I waved goodbye to God and lived life to the full. I traveled the world, explored other cultures, got into relationships, and eventually went to college. Fifteen years later, on July 1, 2016, I hit a point of rock bottom in life on my birthday. I called out to God in a prayer from my kitchen and was taken to a Heavenly realm where God revealed His Love for humanity to me in a vision. A few days later, I nearly died and went to Heaven.
How I Met God
On my birthday of July 1, 2016, I decided to go for a picnic and fly a kite in the park with my boyfriend. On the way home, we somehow got into a fight over where we parked the car. I felt we had a good day and now it felt broken. Here we were fighting over something so trivial. That evening, I asked my boyfriend for some space and I had the apartment to myself. In some effort to salvage my birthday, I made myself an ice cream sundae. When I took the first bite, I felt so empty inside that I threw it away. Then, I did something that I never would do as an atheist. I said a prayer to God. I was suddenly flooded in my heart with a waterfall of pure, white Light and taken to a Heavenly realm.
What I Love
Favorite Place
Somewhere by the Ocean
Favorite Color
Pink
Hobbies
Playing the Flute, Learning French, Cooking
Favorite Books
Jesus Calling, Conversations with God
Favorite Scents
Fruity
Favorite Foods
French Pastries, Fried Chicken, Anything Vegan
Favorite Music
Chorale, Classical, Hymns, Pop, Opera
Personality
Enneagram 9 Peacemaker, INTJ/INFJ
Favorite Movies
Fantasia, Pride and Prejudice, A Little Chaos, Anything Disney Princess
Favorite Flowers
Tulips
How I Went to Heaven
The day I went to Heaven, I was standing in the kitchen cutting vegetables and having a conversation with God. I asked God, within my heart, what was the difference between atheists and religious people like Christians? Clearly, there was a God and everyone was equal, but somehow Christians were connecting with God and atheists weren’t. Immediately, the answer came to me in my heart. It was “trust.” Christians trusted that God was good and God existed, and atheists didn’t. The moment I trusted in God, the Joy of Jesus Christ filled my heart. I walked out the door to the parking lot where a car came swerving in to hit me. I was filled with immense peace, love, and joy as God came to me and said, “It’s your time.” Then, my soul left my body and I was taken to Heaven.
