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My Story

Rosa Marti has dedicated her life and career to nonprofit ministry work since 1992, serving as the Executive Director of New Beginning Ministries and FBCWP Sidewalk Sunday School. Through her ministry, she provides biblical studies, mentorship, and community outreach while empowering women, children, and families to overcome challenges and reach their full potential. Her work includes operating a safe house for victims of human trafficking, organizing initiatives focused on teen suicide prevention and anti-bullying awareness in partnership with schools, and leading Church on Wheels, a mobile outreach program that provides food, clothing, and essential resources to thousands of individuals in need. With more than three decades of experience in nonprofit leadership, Rosa has developed expertise in ministry operations, community engagement, fundraising, administration, counseling, teaching, and program development. She earned a degree in Administration in 1990 and has studied Biblical Religion and Christian Counseling, including pursuing advanced studies toward a Master’s degree at Liberty University. Rosa is actively involved with the Human Trafficking Task Force, partners with the Baptist Church of Windsor Park as a nongovernmental agency, and collaborates with organizations such as Homeland Security to support awareness, prevention, and intervention efforts. Rosa attributes her success to her faith in God, which has guided her through decades of service and personal challenges. After being diagnosed with lupus 29 years ago, she continued to persevere and remained committed to fulfilling her calling to serve others. Her unwavering dedication, compassion, and belief in the value of every individual have allowed her to positively impact countless lives. Through her ministry, leadership, and outreach efforts, Rosa continues to inspire communities by helping people discover hope, purpose, and the strength to build a better future.