About

Our Commitment to Empower Veterans Through Faith and Community

Veteran Transition Ministry exists to support veterans in Collin County, TX, by providing Bible-based guidance and practical aid. We aim to help veterans find renewed purpose and hope as they navigate civilian life, rooted in faith and fellowship.

Two are better than one, because they have a good reward for their toil. For if they fall, one will lift up his fellow. But woe to him who is alone when he falls and has not another to lift him up!

Ecclesiastes 4:9–10

Meet Our Dedicated Team

Discover the passionate individuals committed to guiding veterans through their transition journey.

Sean Comyn, Co-Founder and CEO

My transition from USAF Security Forces was as painful as I could make it. I came home and dumped my go-bag on the floor and left it like that for years – so was the condition of my spirit. When I heard God call to me and show me my purpose, my life changed. Now, each time I submit to His will over my own, my life changes again. You know, all those verses about finding joy in God are real?? I had no idea until I had radical encounters with the divine. I am overjoyed. I love to share my commission from & passion for Jesus, my years of direct veteran care, and service for the Kingdom with you.

Kris Fox, Co-Founder and COO

I served in the United States Navy for ten years as a Submarine Missile Technician, where I learned discipline, leadership, responsibility, and the importance of serving a mission greater than myself. My military experience shaped how I view teamwork, sacrifice, and accountability, but after leaving the military I left behind my purpose for all of these things until I found my faith. Through that journey, I developed a deeper desire to serve others, especially veterans and people who need guidance, encouragement, and support. Today, I serve as the COO of VTM, focused on helping others with purpose, compassion, and integrity. My goal is to use my experience and faith to make a meaningful impact and help other veterans transition their military disciplines into consecration.

Kathleen Cummings, Secretary of the Board

Kathleen is daughter, wife, and mother to veterans and has walked beside them during their transitions – from all angles. Her compassionate heart for sharing the Love of God keeps her busy most days of the week.

For those who served — and still serve

You wore the armor.
Now wear the full armor of God.

You know discipline, sacrifice, and mission. Those aren't left behind at the gate — they become the foundation of a life following Jesus Christ.

Identity

From soldier to son or daughter of God. A rank that can never be stripped.

Brotherhood

The unit doesn't end here. Find your squad in the body of Christ — people who have your six.

Mission

You were built for purpose. Discipleship gives you the greatest mission of your life — one with eternal stakes.

Healing

Combat leaves wounds that don't show on X-rays. Jesus meets you where no one else can reach.

"Put on the full armor of God, so that you can take your stand against the devil's schemes. For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world."

Ephesians 6:11–12
I spent 12 years as infantry. I knew how to follow orders and lead a fire team. What I didn't know was that God had been training me for something far greater — a life of purpose, peace, and real brotherhood. VTM gave me a place to land.

— Staff Sgt. R. Caldwell (Ret.), 82nd Airborne

"Be strong and courageous." — Joshua 1:9