Kelly Kunz is the Founder of Street Justice Ministry, a Minnesota-based mobile outreach serving people affected by addiction, homelessness, and human trafficking across the Twin Cities. Through its outreach bus, the ministry provides practical supplies, resources, encouragement, prayer, and spiritual support directly to people on the streets. Drawing from her experience with trauma, addiction, exploitation, and homelessness, Kelly helps others find hope, healing, and restoration through faith in Jesus. In this episode… Some stories of redemption begin not with a clean break from the past, but with one desperate decision to keep reaching for God. What does it take to turn years of trauma, addiction, and shame into a life that brings hope to others? Kelly Kunz believes that the way forward is to keep seeking God, tell the truth about what happened, and let healing unfold layer by layer. She describes encountering Jesus in a jail cell through Psalm 91, then spending years in prayer, Scripture, therapy, service, and forgiveness until the pain that once controlled her became part of her testimony. Her story shows that redemption is not a single emotional moment, but a daily surrender that can break cycles and make room for others to heal. In this episode of the Align & Abide podcast, Dr. Kim Tran is joined by Kelly Kunz, Founder of Street Justice Ministry, to discuss how faith can transform trauma into testimony. They explore her escape from trafficking and addiction, the role of prayer and Scripture in deliverance, and why forgiveness is essential to breaking generational cycles. Kelly also shares advice on replacing destructive habits with a healthy, faith-filled community.