Katrina Wallace

Katrina has experience in worship leading, social media management and creative arts. She loves using art, especially music, to bring others closer to Christ and build relationships with one another. Katrina is the wife of a 2nd year seminary student and currently serves as a director of worship arts in St. Louis. Outside of music, she also enjoys painting, baking and poetry.
I can't remember the day. It wasn't like in the movies where the girl slowly brings her face up to the mirror and she suddenly feels different. It did not arrive suddenly, and I didn't even see it happening. I noticed it more and more, that I looked in the mirror and I hated what I saw. When I looked, I cringed. I did whatever I could to do to get away from that mirror and move on with my day. As I went on with the mundane chores I had on my agenda, I felt a heaviness. I felt a weakness. It transformed from “well….It will have to work for today” to “I can't look at myself at all today”. Looking at the mirror and hating what I saw was starting to turn me into a different person. I didn't want to be around people anymore. I stopped caring about myself. I would stop doing my hair and my makeup, I wouldn't