Our Story
Born from a testimony of restoration.
Women of Purpose was born from a testimony of redemption.
Our founder was raised in a broken home where dysfunction, gang culture, and spiritual confusion were part of everyday life. Having never witnessed healthy relationships or unconditional love, she spent years searching for acceptance, identity, and belonging in all the wrong places—through people, relationships, and the world around her.
By the age of 22, she had reached the end of herself.
Alone in her living room, weary from the weight of brokenness, she cried out to God with a simple prayer:
“Lord, if You are real, do something in me.”
In that moment, everything changed.
For the first time in her life, she experienced the overwhelming, unconditional love of Jesus Christ—a love that cannot be fully explained, only encountered. That moment marked the beginning of a lifelong journey of surrender, healing, deliverance, discipleship, and discovering her true identity in Christ.
She has never been the same.
That encounter became the foundation of Women of Purpose.
Because she knows what it feels like to be broken, overlooked, searching for love, and longing for hope, her heart burns for women carrying hidden wounds, those experiencing homelessness, individuals affected by violence, addiction, and gang life, and anyone who feels forgotten by society.
Women of Purpose does not simply teach that restoration is possible—we are living proof of it.
Today, our mission is centered on identity restoration, deliverance ministry, discipleship, outreach, and creating pathways to hope through community, mentorship, and future housing initiatives. We believe every woman carries God-given purpose that pain tried to bury. Our calling is to walk beside her as she rediscovers her identity, embraces God’s healing, and steps boldly into the life He created for her.
We believe the Church was never meant to stay within four walls. Jesus met people where they were, and we are committed to doing the same—bringing His love, hope, and truth to the streets, neighborhoods, homes, and communities that need Him most.
We plant the seeds. God brings the growth.
Women helping women from every walk of life.
Color, race, age, and background — we are building diversity, unity, and genuine sisterhood. Growing together, understanding our purpose, and learning to walk in our calling for the Kingdom of God. We gather through community, fellowship, mentorship, discipleship, and service so we can leave a Kingdom legacy that outlasts us.
Discovering purpose by first understanding identity in Christ.
Through discipleship, mentorship, deliverance ministry, community outreach, and walking in unity, we grow together in our calling for the Kingdom of God. We unite through community events and fellowship, develop women into disciples and leaders, serve those who are overlooked, and leave a Kingdom legacy for the generations behind us.
“As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another.”
Proverbs 27:17
Isaiah 61 is at the heart of Women of Purpose.
It speaks of good news for the poor, healing for the brokenhearted, freedom for the captives, comfort for those who mourn, beauty instead of ashes, and restoration for places that have been devastated. This is the work we believe Jesus has called us to continue through His love, truth, authority, and compassion.
We believe God does not waste broken places. He restores them and uses them as a testimony of His glory.
Jesus is the Deliverer
Jesus came to set captives free. Throughout Scripture, He ministered in homes, communities, public places, and synagogues. He taught the Word, healed the sick, confronted darkness, and demonstrated the authority of the Kingdom of God. Deliverance is not separate from the ministry of Jesus — it points directly to Him.
“But if I drive out demons by the finger of God, then the kingdom of God has come upon you.”
“When Jesus had called the Twelve together, He gave them power and authority to drive out all demons and to cure diseases, and He sent them out to proclaim the Kingdom of God and to heal the sick.”
We serve with humility, wisdom, compassion, accountability, and complete dependence on Jesus Christ. He is the Deliverer. He receives all the glory.
Father, we come before You as Your children, Your vessels, and Your servants. We are open and ready for whatever You desire to do through us. Use us as Your hands and feet. Teach us to serve with humility, love, courage, wisdom, and obedience. We surrender our plans, gifts, voices, and lives to You.
Our answer is yes.
Building with integrity, accountability, and biblical wisdom.
Aide “Mizz Lopez” Lopez
Founder & Executive Director
Aide founded Women of Purpose Inc. out of her own journey — from a difficult upbringing and seasons of brokenness to a life transformed by Jesus Christ. Today, she leads identity restoration, discipleship, deliverance, outreach, and vision development.
Veronica Loibl
Outreach Director
Veronica has a genuine heart for serving others and a beautiful ability to make people feel seen, valued, and loved. For the past year and seven months, she has faithfully served alongside our ministry with dedication, compassion, and excellence.
Elizabeth Jaso
Outreach Team
Elizabeth has a genuine heart for people and a natural gift for caregiving. As a CNA, serving others isn’t just what she does — it’s who she is. She joins our outreach each month to serve meals, build relationships with our unhoused community, and remind every person that they are seen, valued, and loved.
Donna Tomlinson
Outreach Sponsor & Hairstylist
Donna is a professional hairstylist with a heart for helping others look and feel their very best. As a valued sponsor of our monthly outreach, she creates a safe and supportive experience where every person feels seen, cared for, and truly valued.
Women of Purpose Inc. is currently in a season of prayerful restructuring, restoration, and renewed vision. As leadership roles are established and the ministry continues to grow, additional team members and board leadership will be added here. We are committed to building with integrity, accountability, biblical wisdom, and clear stewardship of the mission God has entrusted to us.