The Morsey legacy began with Marshall's grandfather who began the Harvester Mission in Los Angeles. Outside of his evangelism and extensive outreaches, he wrote "The 7 Things You Ought to Know", the most popular Gospel track of the 30s and 40s, translated in 22 different languages and distributed in over 20 countries. Marshall's father continued this passion and planted a church in Sacramento. Marshall left for UCLA and became involved in the Jesus People Movement where he saw God work miraculously. Two years later, Marshall transferred to UC Davis where he continued to see the hand of God mightily on the campus.

At sixteen years old, Kerry attended a Bible study hosted by Marshall and his father where she ended up dedicating her life to Christ. Years later, Marshall and Kerry married and became part of the family ministry called "The Ark", under This is the Generation. The Ark was a 12,000sqft ministry home housing 25 individuals. The purpose of this ministry was to disciple people to maturity in their Christian walk. Together, they hosted Bible studies, worship nights, city outreaches, spaghetti dinners, jacuzzi baptisms, and left a lasting impression in the Sacramento area. They raised their children in The Ark while serving in children's ministry, homeless and community outreach, and discipleship. They witnessed their neighborhood and community change by the Gospel. From there, they moved their family to Grass Valley, CA getting planted in a local church and serving as leaders in Bible studies. Marshall pioneered a children's ministry gathering and equipping men to serve in this capacity. Later, they moved to Roseville, CA where they even planted a church that was birthed in a living room.

Several years later, Marshall and Kerry moved to Southern California to continue preaching the good news. Once again, they began hosting Bible studies, events, and raising up "life groups" which later multiplied and became attached to local churches throughout the county. In addition, they served alongside Marshall's brother, Miles, in Mexico participating in medical clinics, aid distribution, and preaching the gospel to the poverty stricken. Simultaneously, Marshall and Kerry's daughter, Charity, was building an outreach team in Mexico to create housing for women and children in human trafficking and prostitution.

As a new church started in Orange County, they felt called to be part of this church movement. In addition, they began a ministry at Salt Creek Beach in Dana Point, CA. Still going on to this day, they continue to evangelize, worship, and baptize many on the beach. Many of those impacted by the Morsey Family have gone to Bible college, and further participated in international and domestic missions trips. Now, Marshall and Kerry are excited to see what God does in this next phase of their lives beginning a new dimension with Glory House.