I’m Wesley Farnsworth, a storyteller at heart.

I’m Wesley Farnsworth, a storyteller at heart.

Whether I’m behind a camera, designing a brand, or writing a book, my goal has always been the same: to help people see that transformation is possible — that no matter where you’ve been, God can still write a new story through your life.

My journey began in the U.S. Air Force, where I spent fifteen years as a professional photographer and Public Affairs Specialist. I had the privilege of documenting everything from presidential inaugurations to war zones and sporting events at every level. Those experiences shaped not just my skills but also my perspective, teaching me how powerful real stories can be when told with honesty and purpose.

After leaving the military, I continued using creativity as a bridge between message and meaning. I earned two master’s degrees — one in Branding and another in Internet Marketing — and built a career helping organizations communicate with clarity, authenticity, and visual excellence.

But my story isn’t just about professional milestones.

It’s also about grace.

After years of personal struggle — battling addiction, anger, and misplaced identity — I reached a point where I thought my story was over. Instead, God began writing a new chapter. Through faith, community, and a lot of humility, I experienced a transformation that completely changed the direction of my life.

That journey led to my first book, The Blueprint of Becoming: A Practical Guide to Faith, Failure, and Finding Your Way Forward, a deeply personal look at how God can rebuild what feels beyond repair. My mission now is to use my story and creative gifts to help others discover that same hope and purpose.

Today, I combine my background in communications and design with my passion for ministry and storytelling. Through my nonprofit Service Ministries, I work with churches, nonprofits, and Christian-owned small businesses to build meaningful brands, tell authentic stories, and use creativity to advance their mission.

As an author and speaker, I also share messages about transformation, recovery, and faith, encouraging audiences to believe that change is possible, no matter what their past holds.
When I’m not writing or designing, you can usually find me hiking a local trail, playing video games with one of my four kids, or spending a quiet evening watching a good movie. I’m also an adjunct professor, where I get to pass on what I’ve learned about communication, graphic design, and photography to the next generation.

Every part of my life, from the classroom to the pulpit, from the lens to the page, is driven by the belief that creativity can be redemptive and that the stories we tell can help others find freedom in theirs.