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About Me

Hey y’all! My name is Dianna, a Southern gal born and raised in South Carolina. I’m a creative at heart, love to travel, and am deeply passionate about ministering to women.

I’m also called wife, mom, and GiGi. I’m married to my Prince Charming, Chad, and together we have five children, two biological, Jeremy and Ava, and three bonus daughters, Skylar, Emma, and Abbey. We have two precious grandchildren who have given me the name GiGi and two fur babies, Buddy and Teddy, who keep us entertained and occasionally trip us up!

Before surrendering my life to the Lord 14 years ago, I walked a path of rebellion. But in His mercy and grace, God redeemed me and showed me that my past does not define me. My future is secure as I walk in His light, and the same is true for you.

Since 2013, I’ve embraced the calling of being a writer. What began as God revealing a gift has grown into a deep passion. Here, you’ll find posts on a variety of topics meant to encourage your heart and point you to Jesus. This is a space where transparency overflows and perfection isn’t welcome.

Of all the names I’m called, the best one is daughter. I am God’s daughter, His girl. When life feels heavy, insecurities creep in, or things don’t go as planned, I can rest knowing my Heavenly Father is in control. He holds me close, just like an earthly father holds his child. I’m so thankful for His grace, His patience, and His unfailing love, and He loves you, too.

I invite you to journey with me through this life, through laughter and tears, as we stay grounded in His Word and fix our eyes on our Maker.





Bragging Rights
My first article was published in the Spring 2015 edition of Living Real magazine with a follow-up article. Since then, God opened the door for more publications. In addition, I am thankful to have been published in Precious, Precocious Moments by Yvonne Lehman and in Reach Out Columbia magazine.

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