Hello & Welcome to Delaware’s “All Saints” Gospel Radio Station. My name is Anthony Ross aka DJ Ross Da Boss.  In 1976, I was born in Woodbury, New Jersey and raised in Alloway, New Jersey. I graduated from Tahlequah Senior High School located in Tahlequah, Oklahoma in 1995. Later, in 2014, I earned an Associate's Degree in Arts from Northeastern A&M College in Miami, Oklahoma. Following that, in 2016, I graduated from the State College of Florida located in Bradenton, Florida earning a Bachelor's degree in International Business & Trade.

My Spoken Testimony

My name is Anthony Ross, and I stand here today because I survived things that were meant to destroy me. I didn't grow up with safety. I didn't grow up with protection. I didn't grow up with the kind of love a child deserves. I grew up in trauma, in confusion, in silence - and for a long time, I believed that was all my life would ever be. But even in the middle of that darkness, something in me kept fighting. Something in me kept saying, "Hold on. Keep breathing. Keep going." Years later, when I was living in Canada, I got so sick that I thought I was going to die. My body was shutting down. My mind was slipping. And in that moment, I had visions - not dreams, not imagination - visions. In the first one, I saw the past trying to pull me back. I saw the places where I was hurt. I saw the people who wounded me. I saw the fog of everything I survived trying to surround me again. But even in that vision, I walked away. I didn't stay in the place that broke me. I kept moving. Then came the second vision - the one that changed everything. I was in total darkness. Not the kind of darkness where you turn off a light, but the kind where you can't see your own hand in front of your face. And in that darkness, I did the only thing my spirit knew how to do. I started singing: "Jesus loves me, this I know..."And when I sang, a light broke through. An angel reached down, grabbed my left hand, and pulled me out of that darkness. I saw pillars, I saw brightness, I saw life. And when I woke up, the doctors said, "Mr. Ross, we don't know who loves you upstairs, but you're going to be okay." That was the moment I understood: I wasn't supposed to die. I wasn't supposed to disappear. I wasn't supposed to stay silent. I was pulled out of darkness for a reason. My testimony is simple: I survived what should have killed me. Healed from what tried to break me. And I stand here today because God said, "Not yet. I still have work for you." My purpose is to use my voice - the same voice that sang in the darkness - to help someone else find their way out. My purpose is to show that trauma doesn't get the last word. My purpose is to remind someone that even when you feel invisible, forgotten, or unworthy, God still sees you. God still reaches for you. God still pulls you into the light. I am living proof that your past does not define your future. I am living proof that survival can turn into purpose. And I am living proof that when God pulls you out, He pulls you out to lift others with you.

This is my testimony.

And I'm still standing.