For those who are interested, Sue considers the Lausanne Covenant an eloquent statement of faith that she embraces as her own. People Set Free Ministries is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) religious organization, incorporated in California in 1982. Contributions to the ministry are tax deductible.

Sue is the author of  The Prodigal Brother, has written for Focus on the Family Magazine and Brio and is a contributor to The One Year Life Verse Devotional. Her story of the struggle to forgive the prodigal in her family was featured on Total Living Network's "Aspiring Women" television show with Tammy Maltby, Sharon Rose, and Michelle McKinney Hammond.

Sue Thompson has a mission: to help others catch a glimpse of what they were made to be! She seeks to illustrate the truth proclaimed by the psalmist thousands of years ago: "I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made . . ."

Do you know what you were made to be? Start with free and go from there! God wants you free to feel confident in your personality, free to understand how to relate to others, free to set aside your preferences and meet someone else’s needs. Freedom gives you determination and fearlessness to walk in the light and do the things God has given you to do. It allows you to see obstacles as life lessons that can shape and transform your vision. Freedom is Sue’s favorite subject, and she communicates it with humor, depth, and fresh applications of familiar scriptures.

Her gift is to help believers take a brutally honest look in the mirror and give up! We can’t change ourselves, but we can be transformed, renewed, and move into the place where we are filled with awe and wonder at what God created in us. She reminds believers that the Spirit of God makes his home in each one of us, and "where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty."

People Set Free Ministries was created more than twenty years ago after Sue completed ministry training and traveled with an evangelist. She embarked on her own as a guest speaker and teacher in churches, women’s meetings, retreats, and Bible studies. She met her husband while traveling and they settled in Los Angeles, where they survived various Southern California calamities such as earthquakes, mudslides, and wildfires (and worst of all, L.A. freeways!)  They now live
in Delaware.