Chris Serra

That decision has a start date. In 2008 I gave my life to Jesus, and I started as an intern at the same church it happened in. I never really left the local church after that. I've been a youth pastor, a young adults director, a children's director, and I've served on pastoral staff. I ran a hip hop ministry for ten years, so I've done just about everything in that world except sing.

Today it looks like a food distribution I lead through our church, more than 200 families fed every month, and doing all I can to serve God through the local church.

The same purpose built my working life. Ministry was never my only vocation, so I kept sharpening the craft and put it to work for local business owners: creative work, marketing, coaching. When you believe your work is meant to serve people, excellence stops being optional. That's the standard, whether I'm feeding a family or building a website.

People who work with me tend to say the same sentence about why: the character and the integrity. I built my life on those, the kind you fight for and actually live out, and I try to earn that sentence every week.

In March of 2025 I started working with a friend teaching chiropractors to run their own marketing and ditch their agencies. I fell in love with serving that world, and I saw up close how often good docs were paying agencies that are years behind in how they build sites. So I went back to one of the first creative skills I ever learned in high school, and now I'm all in: building websites for chiropractors that turn AI searches into real patients.