Mercy’s story is one of grace, grit, and unwavering faith. As a mom of three — soon to be four — and now 25 weeks pregnant, she continues to show what it looks like to honor your body, your blessings, and your purpose. She often says she’s grateful to God for allowing her to stay active, and you can feel that gratitude in the way she moves, the way she shows up, and the way she encourages others.
Even with a full life and a busy household, Mercy is a firm believer in prioritizing movement. She doesn’t chase perfection; she chases consistency. Some days she’s knocking out pull‑ups with a smile, and other days she’s simply focused on moving her body and breaking a sweat. Her goal through this pregnancy is simple but powerful: stay active 4–5 days a week, honor her body, and keep showing up for herself.
At CCCF, she pushes herself with intention. She embraces the variety of challenging programming, adapts when needed, and trusts the process. She’s quick to express gratitude for the coaches who help her modify workouts and train safely — but the truth is, she makes it easy. Her attitude, humility, and willingness to listen make her a joy to coach.
Mercy doesn’t just show up for herself. She shows up for others. She encourages anyone who feels overwhelmed by life to take a step of faith, tune out the noise, and stay active. Her presence is a reminder that strength looks different on everyone — and that motherhood and fitness can coexist beautifully.
From the coaching staff to the athletes around her, the message is the same: Mercy inspires us.
We chose Mercy because she represents what CCCF is all about: showing up, doing the work, and inspiring others through action, not words. She reminds us that strength isn’t loud — it’s steady, faithful, and full of purpose.
Her journey is a blessing to witness, and we’re honored to celebrate her this month.