2001 Associates In Christian Counseling was approached by several pastors and church leaders who were sensing a need to better minister to those who struggle with unwanted same sex issues (homosexuality).

Out of a passion for what God wants to do in Winston-Salem, Dr. Joe Verga and Kim Whitehurst of ACC, began regular prayer time.

June 2001 Out of this developed monthly meetings for prayer time, sharing and planning where all those expressing interest were invited.

A mountain retreat provided lots of quality time for planning and organizing as well as time for getting to know one another on a more personal level. Our name, DayBreak, was enthusiastically embraced and our mission statement was developed.

February 2002 DayBreak's first area of ministy began! A Drop-In Group held Thursday nights for those seeking support for dealing with sexual brokeness

September 30, 2002 DayBreak recieved non-profit status, and later, permission to operate in North Carolina under the name “DayBreak”.

Plans for more areas of minstry in the future include
• Spouses/Parents Support Group
• 24 Hour Hotline Support
• Mentoring/Accountability Program
• Awareness & Ministry Conferences
• Resource Library