Christopher Thurman: Quietly Making his Mark, One Day at a Time

 by Cyrus Webb

Christopher Thurman is proof that you don't have to be the loudest in order to make a difference. 

As one-half of the podcast GRACEFUL GATHERINGS WITH THE THURMANS with his wife Kate and co-founder of the non-profit Angelically Blessed, he is showing that you can do great things no matter where you are, one day at a time. 

Though his wife has been out front and center with the brand in the past, in 2026 Christopher is stepping out on his own, releasing his own book and sharing his message of inspiration and hope with others. 

 

Chris, we are glad to be featuring you as one of our MEN ON A MISSION. What has it been like knowing your work is making a difference?

It’s humbling. Knowing God can use my life and experiences to help someone else reminds me that my purpose is bigger than me and that the work truly matters.

 
When did you realize serving others was your calling?

That's a good question. I believed I realized it when I saw that serving others brought more fulfillment than anything I did for myself. It felt natural, and I knew it was part of my calling and what I was meant to do.

 
Things can get hectic at times. Who inspired you along the way?

Family, mentors, and faith-filled leaders, but above all, Jesus Christ has been my greatest example of servant leadership.

 
One of the things you have been able to do is showcase how we as men can make a difference. How does it feel to be an example to other young men?

It’s an honor and a responsibility. If my life shows that growth and purpose are possible, then it’s worth it.

 What has helped you not let fear stop you?

My faith. Knowing fear doesn’t come from God helps me move forward even when things feel uncertain.

 What are you looking forward to achieving in 2026?

I am looking forward to continued growth spiritually and personally while expanding my impact and walking boldly in what God has called me to do. I am also looking forward to releasing my first book. 

 What advice do you have for other men?

The advice I would give is this: Start where you are and stay consistent. You don’t need a title to make a difference  just a willing heart. Don't think you have to do everything all at one. Be consistent, doing a little each day, and you'll see the hard work pay off. 

 

How can readers stay connected with you?

You can connect with me on social media and through email:

• LinkedIn: Christopher Thurman

• Facebook: Christopher Thurman

• Instagram: @thechristhurman

• YouTube: Meet the Thurman

• Email: angelicallyblessed0811@gmail.com

• Phone: +1 (770) 810-5823