By 1989, Rocky Malloy’s quest for truth, and extreme tolerance for risk, brought him to the abyss. After watching his fellow pirates tortured and hung for drug and gun running, Rocky was sentenced to life in a Mexican penitentiary… then, miraculously, God intervened.
Humbled and broken, Rocky limped back to America where he gave his life to Jesus. Soon after, with the Contra/Sandinista Civil War raging, Rocky felt called to The Mosquito Coast in Central America… and God intervened again.
While preaching in the jungles of Honduras, Rocky met and quickly fell in love with a beautiful Dutch nurse and missionary named Joske. They were soon married and together traveled to South America to plant a church to help Bolivian street children… and of course God intervened.
Realizing that early intercession was the key to a successful godly life with purpose, Rocky and Joske formulated a school curriculum which taught fundamental (and Biblical) values, morals and ethics… and yes, God intervened in a BIG way.
In one year, the program, comprised of Seven Principals found in the first chapters of Genesis, had the supernatural effect of lowering social ills, such as teen pregnancy, by 80%. Stunned, the Bolivian government quickly changed the law to help the miraculous program spread rapidly to other schools. In the last fourteen years, their public school ministry, Mission Generation has ministered the Gospel to over two million young people, giving school children in Latin America what Rocky says he never had as youngster, the true Jesus.
In keeping with their never-ending, true-life adventure, in 2017, Rocky and Joske fled the Communist government of Bolivia to the US. Today, they are maintaining their work through-out Latin America, while embarking on their greatest challenge to date, bringing The Seven Principals to public schools in America.
Their inspirational lives, trials, and faith are the subject of a major feature length documentary currently in development… We need your support, prayers and once again, the intercession of God to make this happen.
Patrick Rea is an award winning, Emmy nominated, San Diego Filmmaker with over 30 years behind the camera. Mr. Rea’s latest film, “The Love Story of Leonard Knight” was recently honored with Best Feature Documentary wins at the Pan Pacific Film Festival in LA and the Sabaoth Film Festival in Milan. “Love Story” garnered over 20 Nominations in 14 Festivals and took home Best Documentary 5 times. Mr. Rea has also worked extensively as a freelance cinematographer, editor and segment producer.
Mr. Rea did his undergraduate work in Film & TV at San Diego State University, and spent the next twenty years doing corporate, commercial, and TV production, while raising a family with his wife Petra in the suburbs of San Diego.
After a brush with cancer in 2010 and much prayer, Mr. Rea began developing several faith based film and documentary projects that had been near and dear to his heart.
Then a Brother tapped him to produce a promotional video for Mission Generation. The experience was an epiphany that the best stories are the ones where the gospel is naturally woven into the plot, so Mr. Rea founded Kingdom Building Media to tell “The Greatest Stories that have never been told…”