My name is Mae Caroline. Growing up, I watched my mom share the Gospel on the streets of Minneapolis, and although seeds of faith were being planted in my heart, there came a time when I drifted and searched for fulfillment in places that only left me empty. I found myself trapped in addiction, carrying shame, and believing lies about my identity that kept me bound. Yet in the darkest season of my life, Jesus met me with a love I didn't deserve and a grace I could never earn. Through prayer, worship, and complete surrender, He broke chains that I could not break myself, restored my identity, and showed me what true freedom looks like. My story is not about how far I fell, it's about how faithful God was to reach into my brokenness and pull me out. Because of His redemption, I have committed my life to vocational ministry, specifically to helping young women encounter the same freed healing, and purpose that transformed me. My mission: Rob Hell.

A team of four young adults will commit the 2026-2027 school year to devote their time and talents to call a generation to pray for change across America. In 10,000 miles, this team will interact with students, pastors, leaders, families, and churches to build meaningful relationships and mobilize young people to intercede for campuses across the United States.