​1. Mission & Vision
2. Rachel Gehring
3. TBM Logo
4. 2 Cor. 3: 16-18
​5. Core Belief

In the name of the Father,
and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.

Mission & Vision

Transformed By Mercy, LLC, is a ministry serving Catholics and Christians in Idaho and beyond. TBM awakens and facilitates inner growth at the intersection of wholeness and holiness so that all may know the Way, experience the Life, and live the Truth. The dream is fulfilled when real people are gradually transformed in every aspect of their lives by an ever deepening relationship with Mercy that overflows to others. TMB is devoted the praise of His Glory, consecrated to Mary, committed to the dignity of each person, and is realized through accompaniment and formation.
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Rachel Gehring


​In 2013, Rachel Gehring was certified for spiritual direction by The Cenacle of Our Lady of Divine Providence School of Spirituality. She obtained a Bachelors in Theological Studies from St. Joseph’s College of Maine in 2016 and is working on a Masters in Pastoral Studies (pastoral counselling and family life concentrations) at Holy Apostles College and Seminary. Rachel is happily married to Mark and together they have four beautiful children. She teaches high school theology at Summit Academy. Rachel describes her personal faith, not as conservative or liberal, but as "simply and wholly Catholic," rejoicing in the rich Catholic Christian tradition and the breadth of the Spirit’s movement. She has a ministry style of pastoral orthodoxy oriented to the heart of the Father, the way of the Son, and power in the Spirit.

  TBM Logo

"Mercy is God's identity card"
​(Pope Francis).
The logo of TBM includes: 
  • a triqueta which symbolizes the Trinity, that is, one God in three persons, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit; 
  • a cross which symbolizes the love, wisdom, and power of the Father who brought about salvation through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ who poured out the Spirit; 
  • the integration of a growing plant symbolizing ongoing transformation;
  • the brown intersecting lines symbolize an Incarnational view: the unity of body and soul, our vertical and horizontal relationships, the transcendence and immanence of the Lord; and,
  • the colors of green (symbolizing health, balance, and growth) and brown (symbolizing safety, connection, and simplicity).

2 Cor. 3: 16-18...

expresses three simple, yet incredible, realities that are key to the philosophy of TBM:
  1. When a person opens the door of mind and heart to the Lord, one experiences new life (verse 16);
  2. The Holy Spirit brings peace, freedom, joy, and abundant life in the depths of our hearts and in real life (verse 17); and,
  3. It is the Lord who works wonders in and through all those who offer him a contemplative heart (verse 18). 

Core Belief

"The desire for God is written in the human heart, ​because man is created by God and for God; and God never ceases to draw man to himself. Only in God will he find the truth and happiness he never stops searching for" ​(Catechism of the Catholic Church #27).
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