Our Story

It started with me. But it was never just about me.

Hidden But Visible is a Christ-centered, women-focused parachurch ministry helping women become whole, formed, and visible from the inside out.

The Beginning

Hidden—but always visible to Him.

In 2019, God showed Erica something she had not been able to see about herself. She was hidden in the middle of everything—surrounded by people, yet hidden from herself and others. Still, she was fully known and fully seen by God.

That revelation became an invitation to bring hidden places into the light and allow God to do what only He can do. What began in a small room grew into a ministry of formation, freedom, prayer, and community.

Women gathered during an earlier Hidden But Visible community event

Part of the Hidden But Visible story and the community that helped shape the work.

One Mandate. Multiple Expressions.

Community. Formation. Freedom. For the Kingdom.

Community

At the Table and At the Table Extended create room to behold Jesus and build meaningful connection.

Formation

Untangled helps women recognize what has shaped them and practice a different way of living.

Freedom

Freedom Encounter addresses generational roots through Spirit-led, Scripture-grounded deliverance.

For the Kingdom

Partnership brings formation, freedom, equipping, and support to churches and ministries.

Our Identity

We support the Church.

Hidden But Visible is not a church. We are a parachurch ministry serving women while honoring and supporting the role of healthy local church community.

Our Convictions
  • Christ-centered in teaching and practice
  • Grace and truth held together
  • Healing, wholeness, and responsible community
  • Integrity, stewardship, service, growth, and excellence
  • People are formed, not extracted from
Erica Stroman, founder of Hidden But Visible
Founder

Meet Erica Stroman.

Erica is the founder and steward of Hidden But Visible. Her role is to teach, facilitate, ask honest questions, steward healthy environments, and continually point women back to Jesus.

Her own story of hidden wounds, healing, and formation shaped a ministry for women who may be functioning well while still knowing there is deeper work to do.

She believes women can be fully visible without performing, whole without pretending, and formed through sustained agreement with biblical truth.

Find your place in the story.

Come to the Table, explore formation, pursue freedom, or bring this work to your community.