For Meribeni Ngullie, life once revolved around performance and expectations. In 2021, Meribeni went through a time where she felt like she was falling apart. She prayed for purpose, but when nothing changed, she slowly began losing hope. To distract herself, she explored different hobbies and started taking quiet morning walks. During those walks, she began collecting leaves and flowers and pressing them into old books. What seemed like a small activity slowly became a source of peace and comfort.
Later, while quarantined during COVID, she rediscovered those pressed flowers and decided to frame them into artwork. Encouraged by her family, she launched an Instagram page called ANN THERA in February 2022. What started as a creative outlet soon became a place of safety and identity.
Years later, Meribeni realized that ANN THERA had become part of her healing journey. Through art, she slowly rediscovered confidence, purpose, and identity. People connected with her work, orders began to grow, and she even started preserving bridal bouquets for brides across the country.
Her story is a reminder that healing and purpose can sometimes come in unexpected ways. Even during difficult seasons, life can still take a meaningful direction. As the Bible says in Psalm 147:3, “He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds.” This verse became deeply personal in her journey as she experienced restoration little by little.
Today, Meribeni’s story encourages others to look beyond labels, failures, and expectations—and rediscover their true identity with hope, purpose, and faith.
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