Adam White grew up in small town Ontario and at the age of 12 hitchhiked his way to downtown London where he lived on the streets for the next two weeks. His worried parents contacted the police and an Amber Alert was sent out listing him as a missing child.

Today he works as an inner city youth pastor and a chaplain at the Salvation Army Centre Of Hope in Windsor, Ontario. He is part a new generation of emerging urban leaders that understand the importance of the bridge between the church and the streets.

This is the story of a troubled small town kid finding Jesus and helping people with troubled stories of their own.