But the story of Fathom Family began to take shape during a particularly intense season of ministry from late 2015 into 2016. Family after family came across their path carrying deep wounds – struggling marriages, fractured relationships, burnout, isolation, and pain. It felt as though God was placing a spotlight on a reality they could no longer ignore: the health of our homes shapes the health of our communities, churches, and future generations.

Over the years, that burden continued to grow. They walked beside couples fighting for restoration in their marriages, parents searching for guidance and hope, friends navigating the emotional and financial challenges of adoption, and pastors and ministry leaders carrying hidden exhaustion and discouragement. Again and again they saw the same truth: families need more than information – they need hope, healing, practical support, and a reminder that restoration is possible.

In 2023, that burden became action with the launch of Fathom Family Foundation (501c3). The mission is simple: help families flourish and reflect the beauty of God’s Kingdom by strengthening marriages, supporting parents and children, investing in adoption and family care, and helping ministry leaders find spiritual health and renewal.
 

Kyle and Taran’s ministry has never been separated from their own family journey. As parents of three children – Beckett, Camden, and Elisha – they understand both the joy and challenge of building a healthy home in the middle of real life and real ministry. Their combined experience in pastoral ministry, spiritual formation, education, and caring for children and families has shaped a shared passion to see people experience healing, wholeness, and lives rooted in Christ. 

Today they live in Jacksonville, Florida, where family and ministry continue to intersect and shape the mission of Fathom Family Foundation. Our vision is to bring hope and healing to families across America – one marriage, one parent, one child, and one home at a time.