Founder & CEO, Empowering Everyday Women Ministries
About Dianna Hobbs
Dianna Hobbs is a minister, author, and humanitarian who has preached the Gospel since she was eleven years old. She is the founder of Empowering Everyday Women Ministries, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit serving women, children, and communities in need.
Where It Started
From a kitchen table to readers around the world.
In 2007, Dianna launched EEW Magazine Online from her kitchen table in Delaware, a digital ministry for Christian women of color. It has grown into a faith-based platform that reaches readers around the world, and her story has been featured by PBS, ABC, NBC, The Washington Post, and The Christian Post. Her devotional blog and podcast, Your Daily Cup of Inspiration, bring that same biblical encouragement into everyday life.
Her Testimony
“Turned my pain into purpose.”
In 2017, after years of living with rheumatoid arthritis and fibromyalgia, Dianna was healed during a prayer service. Doctors had run out of answers. She walked, talked, and sang again, and Isaiah 53:5 became her own: “And by His stripes we are healed” (NKJV).
In 2019, a severe reaction after routine surgery put her in the ICU with seizures and a mini-stroke. Doctors warned she might never fully recover. Within days she walked out of the hospital. She still lives with the effects of a traumatic brain injury, and she says God has “turned my pain into purpose.”
Through all of it, Dianna has had her husband, Kenya, and their four children beside her: Kyla, Kaiah, Kedar, and Kaleb.
The Work Today
Serving where the need is greatest.
Through Empowering Everyday Women Ministries, Dianna serves where the need is greatest: Bibles for orphaned children, safe water, dignity kits for women and girls, and meals for struggling families.
American Alliance for Black Mental Wellness
Healing Our Community. Empowering Our Future.
With her husband, Kenya Hobbs, she also co-founded the American Alliance for Black Mental Wellness, which works to make mental health support accessible, compassionate, and stigma-free. Dianna speaks openly about her own brain injury and about her son’s journey with bipolar II disorder and OCD, so that no one in the Black church has to face mental illness in silence.
Explore AABMWSpeaking Invitations
Invite Dianna Hobbsto Bring the Gospel to Your Event
For more than twenty years, Dianna Hobbs has preached the Word of God to audiences of every background. She speaks at conferences, prayer services, and gatherings that want people to leave changed by the Gospel.
Conferences
Prayer Services
Gatherings
How to Invite Dianna
To invite her, fill out the short inquiry form below with the details of your event. A member of our ministry team will follow up with you. We also ask for a formal letter of invitation on official letterhead.
Mailing Address
2316 Delaware Ave. #155
Buffalo, NY 14216
Booking Form
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I get inspiration from Dianna?
You can find daily encouragement on Dianna’s blog and podcast at YourDailyCupOfInspiration.com. New devotions are shared there, and the archive is open to you. The podcast is also available on Apple Podcasts and other popular platforms.
What denomination is Dianna associated with?
Dianna grew up in and was licensed by the Church of God in Christ (COGIC), the largest Pentecostal denomination in the United States. Her nonprofit ministry operates as a non-denominational organization. To learn more about what she believes, read our statement of faith.
Where can I buy Dianna’s book?
Finding Gratitude in the Dark: 28 Days to See God’s Goodness More Clearly is Dianna’s 28-day devotional for anyone searching for God in a season of pain, loss, or grief. It is available in paperback and on Kindle. Visit the book page for ordering details.
Can I connect with Dianna on social media?
Yes. Follow Dianna on her verified Facebook page. You can also find encouragement on the ministry’s Instagram and Facebook pages.
Does Dianna offer a newsletter?
Yes. The newsletter brings her devotions, podcasts, and other encouraging content straight to your inbox, along with updates on how the ministry is serving people in the US and around the world. Sign up for the newsletter here.
