WE ARE
THE STOREHOUSE GROUP
Restoring leaders. Rebuilding lives.
Fueling hope.
WHY WE EXIST
Over the last five years, our family has walked through what we now know is heartbreakingly common—burnout, breakdown, and the overwhelming need for mental health support in a season when everything felt like it was coming undone.
As pastors, we were used to pouring out. Showing up. Holding things together. But eventually, what we were carrying on the inside caught up with us on the outside. We didn’t just need rest—we needed help. Real, intensive, professional care. And we were only able to receive it because others stepped in. People gave. People made space. People invested in our healing when we couldn’t do it ourselves.
Storehouse Group was born from that journey.
We exist to give back what was given to us: the gift of restoration. We help leaders and families access the therapeutic care they need but can’t afford. We walk with pastors who’ve failed or burned out, not to fix them—but to remind them they’re still worth fighting for. We create resources, rhythms, and experiences that make space for healing. And we do it because we’ve lived it.
This isn’t charity. It’s stewardship. Of what we’ve been given. Of what’s still possible. Of the good stored up within us, poured out for others
WHO IS THE STOREHOUSE GROUP
We’re the Otts—Chris, Christie, and our family.
For years, we served in full-time ministry. We planted churches, led teams, taught faithfully, and gave everything we had to serve others. But eventually, we ran out. Behind the sermons and the structure, we were exhausted. Burned out. Hurting. And as hard as it was to admit, we couldn’t keep going without help.
By the grace of God—and the generosity of others—we got the care we needed. Intensive therapy. Space to grieve. Tools to rebuild. People showed up for us, not just as leaders, but as humans who were deeply in need of healing.
Storehouse Group is our way of paying that forward. It’s our commitment to help others find what we found: hope, healing, and the chance to begin again. Our kids are part of that journey too. They’ve seen what it means to fall apart and be restored—and we hope they’ll carry this legacy of generosity and grace far beyond us.
This isn’t just a nonprofit. It’s our family’s act of worship. It’s what we’ve been called to build out of the good that’s been stored up in us.