History of Twin Ministries
Founding & Early Years
Twin Ministries was founded by Dr. Sharon Apopa and the late Caron Assan. Their shared calling led them to develop the Theo-Bio-Psychosocial Model of Care, integrating theology, psychology, and social well-being.
Growth & Expansion
Since its inception in 1997, Twin Ministries has grown into a recognized force in inner healing and counseling, partnering with churches, government agencies, and professional organizations. The ministry quickly gained recognition for its innovative approach to faith-based therapy, addressing deep-rooted traumas, addiction, and generational healing through scripture-backed counseling and educational programs.
Key Milestones
- Launched Getting It Fixed Conferences (2006) on generational healing.
- Established Christian Counseling Network (CCN) (2016) to provide faith-based therapeutic support.
- Expanded partnerships with governmental and nonprofit organizations to develop faith-integrated counseling strategies.
Honoring Caron Assan’s Legacy
Following Caron's passing in 2009, a scholarship fund was established in her memory to support education and ministry. Her legacy continues to inspire young leaders and professionals dedicated to serving communities through faith-driven social work.
Recent Initiatives & Expansion
- A Bridge of Hope (2024): A grief support initiative providing structured guidance, mentorship, and counseling for individuals experiencing loss.
- RESET: Confronting Burnout (2024): Supporting professionals in high-demand careers by offering strategies for mental wellness, work-life balance, and renewed purpose.
- Women’s Empowerment Conferences: Engaging women in ministry and professional fields to step into leadership roles through mentorship and faith-centered development.
- Community Transformation Projects: Establishing faith-driven community programs that support families, individuals in recovery, and youth empowerment.
Marketplace Ministry Network & Future Growth
Dr. Apopa is expanding her vision to include a Marketplace Ministry Network, empowering faith-driven professionals and leaders to integrate biblical principles in their respective industries. This initiative aims to strengthen the intersection of faith and entrepreneurship, enabling professionals to create transformational change within their communities and businesses.
Moving Forward
With a continued focus on counseling, education, and transformational ministry, Twin
Ministries remains committed to:
To God be the glory—great things He has done!
- Expanding the Christian Counseling Network to provide faith-based therapeutic support
- Building & Expanding the Kenya Project, creating sustainable impact abroad
- Developing A Bridge of Hope as a sustained community resource for grief and trauma recovery
- Strengthening Partnerships for Change Management
- Growing the Marketplace Ministry Network to support faith-driven professionals
- Increasing speaking and workshop engagements, bringing transformational teachings to a wider audience
To God be the glory—great things He has done!
Our Founder
Dr. Sharon Apopa
From the age of five, Dr. Sharon Apopa knew she was called to bring change and
transformation to the lives of others. Her passion for service and unwavering faith
propelled her through an impressive academic journey, earning a bachelor’s degree in
sociology, a double master’s in social work and management, and a doctoral degree in
Ministry. Each step of her education was marked by divine provision, opening doors to
career opportunities that aligned with her purpose.
With over 40 years of dedicated public service, Dr. Apopa began her career as a school counselor before transitioning to Bermuda’s Social Services Department, where she played a pivotal role in child protection, adoption services, and clinical social work. Her leadership and expertise culminated in her appointment as the Executive Director of the Mid-Atlantic Wellness Institute, Bermuda’s sole psychiatric facility for children and adults. Even after retirement, she continued to serve the community as a Litigation Guardian, where she currently holds a supervisory role.
With over 40 years of dedicated public service, Dr. Apopa began her career as a school counselor before transitioning to Bermuda’s Social Services Department, where she played a pivotal role in child protection, adoption services, and clinical social work. Her leadership and expertise culminated in her appointment as the Executive Director of the Mid-Atlantic Wellness Institute, Bermuda’s sole psychiatric facility for children and adults. Even after retirement, she continued to serve the community as a Litigation Guardian, where she currently holds a supervisory role.