The faith community is mourning the heartbreaking loss of Evangelist Alexander Wurm (53) and his daughter Serena Wurm (22), who tragically died in a plane crash on the morning of November 10, 2025, while on a humanitarian mission to Jamaica.
According to a statement from family and ministry members, the father and daughter were transporting aid supplies when the tragic accident occurred. Both were described as deeply compassionate individuals whose lives revolved around service, faith, and love for humanity.
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Alexander, affectionately known as Alex, was the founder of Ignite the Fire Ministry, an organization dedicated to empowering young people across the Caribbean through missions, leadership, and evangelism. Throughout his decades of ministry, he travelled to numerous countries, spreading the message of faith, compassion, and hope.
“He wasn’t just a man of prayer—he lived it,” a close associate shared. “He gave freely of himself, always ready to listen, teach, and uplift those around him.”
Serena, inspired by her father’s example, was actively involved in humanitarian efforts and youth outreach programs. Her empathy and vibrant spirit made her a source of light and encouragement to many. Together, the pair represented a legacy of selflessness and courage that touched countless lives.
Evangelist Wurm is survived by his wife, Candace, and two children — James (17) and Christiana (20).
As tributes pour in from around the world, many have described Alexander and Serena as “beacons of faith and love” whose impact will continue to inspire others.
Their ministry, Ignite the Fire, shared a message on its official website www.ignitethefire.ky, urging followers to honor their memory by continuing their work of generosity, compassion, and faith.
May the souls of Alexander and Serena Wurm rest in peace, and may their legacy continue to shine in the lives they touched.