YFJ

YassForJesus is more than just a brand; it's a Jesus-made brand. It's a testimony of faith and creativity birthed from a simple conversation with my sister at our mother's dining room table. The journey from brainstorming a logo to the creation of an anchor with Y F J. One of the most beautiful logos I have ever seen. Immediately, I thought "YASSSS" and right after, "YassForJesus". Despite initial doubts of thinking "Yass" would go out of style, and this brand will no longer matter. I now see, that was a lie from the enemy himself. YassForJesus serves as a tangible reminder that Jesus is my anchor and He is yours too. For the rest of eternity it will be YassForJesus. 

Hello beautiful people! It's Sheek, CiCi and our beautiful daughters Zarra & Avee. Sheek and I crossed paths at the age of 15 and have been together ever since. We're high school sweethearts, and believe me, it's NO walk in the park! But, we as a couple firmly believe that if something is broken, you mend it. You don't just toss it aside! We're now a beautiful family of four and happily married. God has been so good to us and we can't thank him enough!

Meet the visionary behind YassForJesus, CiCi Mitchell. A devoted Christian woman, wife and mother of two beautiful girls. Her vision and journey began in March of 2017 and continues creating and inspiring. With seven years under her belt, she reflects on the growth and transformation ahead, cherishing the original pieces crafted in 2020 as tokens of her journey. (Check out The Limited Edition Bible Verse Sweaters.) During her evolving vision, she remains grounded, recognizing the uniqueness of each creation and the significance they hold. Engaging in discussions with trusted companions about expanding outreach, she eagerly plans for the future while remaining rooted in the authenticity of her brand. As she prepares content for the "Together We Are Better" page, she shares the personal genesis of the group, born from her own struggles with depression, anxiety, and panic attacks. Through openness and vulnerability, she fosters connections and empowers others to find strength in community.