BROKEN LOVE

BROKEN LOVE:

Broken Love is a faith-based streetwear project built to reach the modern world through colour, art, and testimony.

Our designs use the colours of the Tabernacle — purple, blue, scarlet, gold, and white — the same colours God chose to mark His presence among His people.

Our style is graffiti because God still speaks in alleyways, bus stops, brick walls, and broken places.

Every piece is designed for conversation. Every shirt carries a message.

This is clothing for ministry, missions, and everyday evangelism — made to open doors and spark questions.

Alexamenos:

The graffiti carved into that Roman wall mocks a Christian named Alexamenos. His name in Greek means: “The one who is protected,” or “The one who defends.”

The oldest known depiction of the crucifixion outside of Scripture isn’t in a museum or a cathedral. It’s graffiti.Mockery.A joke scratched into plaster.

Yet it survived almost 2,000 years while empires fell.

A Roman prank meant to humiliate a believer accidentally became one of the earliest witnesses to Christ.

The man they mocked — “the one who is protected” — is still remembered.

And the God they tried to insult is alive and worshipped today.

This is the irony that shapes Broken Love:

Mockery flipped into testimony. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexamenos_graffito

Why Broken Love Exists:

Broken Love exists to spread the word of Jesus in a world that’s distracting, sinful, and breaking apart.

It’s a reminder that the truth is right in front of us — that God is love, compassion, patience, and hope.

His silence isn’t cruelty; it’s mercy.

He’s giving us time to wake up, to come home, and to bring as many people as we can.

Broken Love is evangelism, clothing that points to Christ.

It’s for everyone who’s searching for the truth.

We are broken, He is love.

Our Mission:

The hope for Broken Love is to grow this into real ministry work — something practical, tangible, and rooted in serving people. We want this brand to be a way for churches and communities to raise support, build connections, and draw attention to causes that matter. Whether it’s missions, youth groups, men’s and women’s ministries, local outreach, or global projects, we’re open and willing to collaborate wherever God opens the door.

We’re not there yet, but this is the direction we’re working toward: designs that spark conversations about Jesus, limited runs that support specific needs, and clothing that helps people carry the gospel into their everyday lives. As this grows, each piece will carry both a message and a purpose — helping ministries move forward while pointing people to Christ.

This is where Broken Love is headed.

This is what we’re building toward.

One design, one cause, one partnership at a time.

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Testimony:

I grew up not far from Cornerstone Baptist Church in Orillia. I heard pieces of the Bible as a kid — that was it. School was hard. I didn’t trust people or institutions, and the church was one of them. So after high school, I left. I travelled the world, chased history, walked through temples, pyramids, mosques, and ancient ruins — looking for meaning, looking for truth. I believed in something higher, but I didn't think the Bible was the real thing.

For a while, life looked good. And then it didn’t.

My marriage ended. I lost people. I got angry, bitter, numb. I couldn’t carry the weight anymore. So I started looking for Jesus myself — and stopped believing the lies of society. I fasted, prayed, and studied. And the more I looked into Jesus — really looked — the harder it became to deny Him.

About a year before I found a church, I realized I couldn’t do it alone. Jesus was undeniable. I prayed for a church, for community, for wiser men. God answered through a random episode of the Joe Rogan podcast — #2252 with Wes Huff. Wes is a biblical scholar from Canada and works with Apologetics Canada. I looked him up, went to his website, clicked “find a church,” and Cornerstone popped up — right in the town I grew up in. God brought me full circle.

I met a pastor. He prayed for me. He asked if I was ready to repent.

I said yes.

I walked out lighter that day. It was the start of real change.

I kept showing up — Thursday men’s nights, Sunday services — and eventually my mom came too. I started reading the Bible daily and praying daily. I still struggle. I still feel unworthy sometimes. But Jesus keeps working in me.

He’s giving me peace I never had.

He’s softening my heart.

He’s reconnecting me with people I thought I lost.

He’s changing me.

That’s why I got baptized.

Because Jesus saved me, led me here, and called me to say out loud that He is the way, the truth, and the life.

Matthew 21:42

Jesus said to them,

“The stone the builders rejected has become the cornerstone.”

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