David’s Story.

David’s story begins in a place most people only read about — a missionary compound in India called Peace Valley, where his parents cared for, and still do to this day, widows, orphans, and the forgotten. He grew up surrounded by need, faith, sacrifice, and love. His father, Bobby George — a man once offered a green card to America — turned it down because God called him to serve the poor. Those choices shaped David’s heart before he ever knew he had one of his own to offer.

But despite that foundation, he entered adulthood unsure of who he was becoming. He loved photography but he didn’t know how his passion and gift connected to his uncertain future ahead. He left India for Germany believing God had called him into business, but the vision was blurry. The habits of Western culture pulled at him. His identity felt unanchored. His confidence was thin. And beneath it all was a quiet ache: What if I’m replaceable? What if my gifts don’t matter? What if I don’t matter?

I met David in the summer of 2024 at church in Stuttgart. He was shy, soft-spoken, and humble — but I saw something rare. He listened with his whole being. He absorbed truth like a sponge. And he carried a reservoir of love so deep it almost didn’t match his age. What made me trust him wasn’t just his loyalty; it was the way he challenged me in love. He didn’t flatter, he sharpened. He became my brother — not metaphorically, but spiritually.

And then came the shift.

One night, he stayed over. We prayed, studied Scripture, and I shared the heart behind Purpose Foundations — not as a product, but as a calling. Something ignited in him. He saw a picture of who he could become: a leader, a creator, a man aligned with God’s identity for him. That moment woke him up. Over the past year, he started posting again; shooting again. Building discipline, not drifting. He began running toward the life he felt God calling him to — a life of meaning, clarity, and impact.

Today, David is the Visual Communications Director of Purpose Foundations — the eye of the movement. He reveals value the way a poet reveals meaning. Through imagery, he captures identity, emotion, truth, and purpose with precision and heart. His visuals don’t just look beautiful — they communicate something sacred. He is helping architect a visual language for a global movement, shaping campaigns, videos, brand identity, and the aesthetic architecture of our message.

He has already been part of our most defining moments — capturing the first time I ever read the e-book aloud, witnessing the joy and fire of the vision when first realized, and seeing Purpose Foundations not as an idea, but as a God-appointed mission.

David gives his time, energy, and life to Purpose Foundations because in many ways, Purpose Foundations helped shape his life. It reminded him who he is, what he carries, and what God placed inside him. Now he uses his gift to help others see the truth inside themselves too.