Guides You Can Trust
Our Ministers
At SinForgive, your words are never met with judgment or indifference. Each message is received by a real person who listens with care and responds with sincerity. Our ministers bring different backgrounds but share the same mission: to help you unburden your soul, find peace, and take the next step toward healing.
Introduce your team
Minister Brandon Eugene
Non-Denominational
Brandon Eugene has been an ordained minister since 2018. Originally from Florida and developed an early passion for helping others feel heard and supported. Ordained by the Universal Life Church (ULC), he embraces its teaching that guidance and forgiveness can be shaped to fit the beliefs of each individual.
At Sin Forgive, Brandon listens to every confession or request with an open heart. Whether you are seeking forgiveness, prayer, or simply someone to hear your burden, Brandon offers thoughtful words of compassion and encouragement. His role is especially meaningful for those who may not feel comfortable within traditional church settings but still long for compassion and spiritual release.
Father Ethan Tavita
Catholic Priest
Father Ethan Tavita, is a priest of the Archdiocese of New Samoa. He studied both locally and abroad before being ordained for parish ministry. He now serves in pastoral outreach with a focus on connecting with younger Catholics and those distant from the Church.
Supported by Very Rev. John P. Mahoney and approved by Most Rev. Toma Fa’alelei, Archbishop of New Samoa, his participation in Sin Forgive reflects the Archdiocese’s openness to new forms of evangelization. Father Tavita personally reads or listens to every submission and offers prayer, encouragement, and guidance, especially for those who seek to receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation.
Two Paths, One Mission
Whether you choose to confide in Min. Eugene or Fr. Tavita, you can trust that your words will be received with compassion and respect. Our mission is simple: to provide a safe, private, and supportive space for anyone seeking forgiveness, healing, or guidance.