I identify first and foremost as a child of God, saved in 2007, with my true walk of spiritual transformation beginning in 2010 at Faith Renewed Church in Mauldin, South Carolina. Through Bible teaching, women’s ministry leadership, and obedience to God’s calling, my faith was refined and strengthened.
During this season, I served as a Hospitality Leader and led a women’s Bible study group I named Transformation. Stepping into teaching Scripture was far outside my comfort zone, yet God used it to deepen my walk with Christ, confirm my calling to Christian ministry, and build lasting faith-centered relationships. I also served with Switch, a local faith-based organization committed to fighting human trafficking and sexual exploitation.
In 2018, my husband and I followed God’s leading to Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church in Easley, South Carolina. Though the transition was confusing at first, it became an act of obedience that strengthened my trust in God’s direction. After three years of resisting, I again stepped out in faith in 2021 to lead middle school girls, discipling the next generation through biblical truth.
That same year, after 39 years in the workforce, I retired to pursue full-time Christian ministry—one of the most challenging acts of surrender for my fiercely independent nature. Through every step, God has taught me to release control, trust His guidance, and walk forward in obedience, even when the path felt uncertain.
I am a wife, mother, and grandmother—roles I treasure deeply. My husband and I have been married for 26 years, and together we share a blended family of three children, four grandsons, and are joyfully awaiting our first granddaughter in July 2026.
Family has been one of God’s greatest gifts in my life. Through marriage, motherhood, and now grandmotherhood, I have witnessed His faithfulness in every season. These relationships continue to shape my heart, strengthen my faith, and influence how I minister to women and girls.
My ministry journey has also included serving with Edith’s House of Recovery, a faith-based residential treatment center for women and girls overcoming addiction. Although the home closed in August 2025, the lives touched and healing experienced through Christ remain a powerful testimony.
The phrase Radically Sweet Transformation reflects the kind of healing that often comes through difficult or radical circumstances yet produces something beautiful—restoration, growth, gratitude, and renewed identity in Christ.
After walking through multiple traumas across my lifetime, I experienced deep healing and restoration through Christ. Restoration looks different for everyone and unfolds in God’s perfect timing. True restoration comes through truth, surrender, and confidence in God’s design for your life.
In 2024, the Lord called me to write for Him—another step outside my comfort zone. Until then, my writing had been limited to journaling. Through prayer and repeated prompting, God invited me into a new season of obedience, growth, and faith-based leadership.
That obedience resulted in my first Christian book, What Was I Made For?, self-published in October 2025. The book centers on identity in Christ, healing, purpose, and faith-based transformation.
In the same season, I became a certified Christian Life Coach through the International Christian Coaching Association (ICCA). In January 2026, I earned certification in Trauma-Informed Coaching and am currently pursuing certification as a Youth Mental Health Coach, equipping me to serve youth, women, and families through a Christ-centered approach.
I often describe these years as God handing me puzzle pieces one at a time—reminding me that He holds the final piece, while my role is to faithfully work the puzzle in obedience and trust.
Radically Sweet Transformation exists to encourage women and girls to:
Live rooted in Christ
Experience healing through biblical truth
Walk confidently in God-given identity
