Our goal
We want to share personal experiences that have taught us how to live on “The Blessing Road.” We have a passion to see others set free from anxiety, fear, hate, unforgiveness, and the many other things that enslave us to a life of misery. It is our hope that by sharing the lessons we have learned, we can help bring light to the path of someone else.
Who we are
Pamela and Tony
I am Pamela Plunkett. By occupation, I am a piano teacher. I am also a wife, mother, and grandmother. But most importantly, I am a disciple of Jesus Christ.
I have been married for 26 years to my amazing husband, Tony – one of God’s special gifts to me. Tony works with our son in the HVAC business. Tony and I have been actively involved in church worship most of our lives. He plays guitar and sings, and I play keys. We reside on a small private lake in Pinson, AL.
Our three children
Luke
Luke, our youngest, is pursuing – and well on his way to achieving – a career in professional fishing. To finance the pursuit of his dream, he works full time at Sign-Up, a sign installation company in Trussville, AL.
Elizabeth and Zac
Elizabeth, our only daughter, lives in Boylston, Massachusetts, with her husband, Zachary (Zac), and our two beautiful grandsons, Josiah and Asher. Zac has accepted the call to pastor The First Congregational Church in Boylston. Elizabeth handles all the duties and responsibilities of being a pastor’s wife, as well as being an amazing stay-at-home mom to their boys. Their heart is to facilitate the health and growth of the local church. They are also very active in missions and evangelism.
Josiah
Asher
David and Haley
David and Haley
David, Haley, Caleb, and Shelby
David, our oldest, and his wife Haley currently live in Jacksonville, AL. They have four children: Koban, Caleb, Kadyn, and Shelby. David has an HVAC business and Haley is a nurse at the local hospital. They both have testimonies of miraculous deliverance from drug addictions, and actively work with recovering addicts. They are very involved in their local church and its “Celebrate Recovery” ministry program.