About five years ago, Drew and Cassie Delgado began to reflect on why their freedom from addiction and spiritual growth looked different from many others in their community—even among those who claimed faith in Christ. They came to realize that the difference was the steady love, accountability, correction, and discipleship they had received through their church family. That realization planted a burden in their hearts to help bridge the gap between the local church and those struggling with addiction—people often considered hard to reach. While they had ideas, passion, and vision, they had no clear understanding of how God would bring it all together.
When Cassie became pregnant with Carson, they assumed God was leading them away from that calling. They focused on raising their children, serving in existing ministries, and advancing their careers. For a season, life seemed settled—but God was still at work.

One day, while shopping at Walmart, Cassie unexpectedly ran into someone familiar with her story and was invited to speak at a local treatment facility. True to her commitment to say yes when God opens a door, she agreed. That simple act of obedience quickly grew into inviting women to church and providing rides on Sunday mornings. In that season, God made it clear that this calling had never gone away.
What began as transportation soon turned into quarterly gatherings, yet Drew and Cassie sensed God was calling them to something deeper—intentional discipleship. Then Alan sent Cassie a link to Freeway Ministries. Sitting in her car, overwhelmed with emotion, she realized that God had already prepared the path. The vision He had placed in her heart was already being lived out. Since then, step by step, God has been bringing this ministry to life at Oak Hill Baptist Church and throughout the Somerset community.