Located in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, the Knox Theological Seminary School offers students all ages the opportunity to pursue and further their education. Thomas J Moretti, a graduate of Columbia College Chicago, is now enrolled at Knox as a Master’s of Divinity student, seeking to add to his list of academic and professional accomplishments.

Now 50-years-old, Thomas J Moretti studies and works hard to do his best in his classes at Knox Seminary. He is dedicated to someday earning his Master of Divinity degree, and to using his newfound academic credentials and education to find employment and/or help to strengthen and improve the local community.

Thomas J Moretti credits his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ for providing him a new path, giving him the second chance he needed to live a fuller and richer life. Thomas J Moretti was mired in the damage and decay of addiction for many years, having coped with the problems of drug addiction ever since he was fifteen years old. In 2011, however, was a year of enlightenment for born again Christian Moretti, who found a renewed faith in the Heavenly Father and relied on Jesus Christ for strength, wisdom and the ability to overcome difficult challenges in even the darkest of times.

Thomas J Moretti was awakened to the awesome power of God and Jesus Christ during a near death experience, one where the Lord provided him with salvation and showed him the true meaning of faith and devotion. Ever since that time, Moretti has been completely clean and sober, and works towards helping support others who are struggling and suffering with the same affliction of addiction. Thomas J Moretti now volunteers at a local organization that provides recovery support to recovering addicts, and is a sponsor of a 12-step program in the area.

Thomas J Moretti currently advocates for both orphans and women who have been sold into slavery, and sponsors men and helps them through the 12 steps of recovery, sharing his faith and love for Jesus Christ along the way. He is grateful not only for the chance to improve upon and further his education at Knox Theological Seminary, but also to help others make it through recovery successfully.