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Living Our Faith Every Day: Updates and Inspo from Empowering Everyday Women
Welcome to the Empowering Everyday Women blog, where we share stories of God's work through our ministry, updates on our initiatives, and the real challenges and victories we encounter while serving communities of faith. Here you'll find inspiration from the field, news about our outreach programs, and ways to join us in making a difference. We're grateful to have you as part of our journey.
Helping Texas Flood Victims
Empowering Everyday Women is sending direct aid to Texas flood victims. 100% of your donation goes to those in need. Join us.
Founder’s Father Has Transitioned to Heaven at age 90
We mourn the passing of Bishop Joseph Brinson Sr., father of our founder, Dianna Hobbs. Please keep the family in your prayers as we celebrate his faithful life in Christ.
Easter in Action: Serving 153 Families with Love
Empowering Everyday Women Founder, Dianna Hobbs, celebrates our success Easter outreach, where 100+ families were fed.
A Night of Glory: Activate Intercessors 2025 Recap
At Activate Intercessors 2025 on March 26th, we experienced a powerful encounter with God during the service. The sanctuary overflowed with His presence and His people. Get the details of this transformative event!
Founder Marks 8-Year Miracle with Sermon Return
Mark your calendar—Dianna Hobbs preaches her healing miracle’s 8th anniversary, March 26, 7 PM.
How We are Rising to the Challenge
At Empowering Everyday Women, we see a crisis and act. Where traditional systems stumble, we step up - swiftly, directly, and with unwavering commitment to the women who need us most.
Standing on Faith: Why We Choose God's Provision Over Federal Funding
There's a question that often comes up in our conversations with supporters and fellow ministry partners: "How do you sustain your work without federal funding?"
A Night of Global Prayer and Purpose
As prayer warriors from across the globe joined together with our EEW Ministries team, we witnessed the beautiful reality of the Body of Christ united in purpose and prayer.
A Vision of Hope: A Conversation with Our Founder Dianna Hobbs
"Every meal we provide is more than food," Dianna says. "It's a tangible reminder that God sees, God cares, and God provides – often through His people."
Expanding Our Mission: Strengthening Food Security in 2025
The dedication of our donors and volunteers has enabled us to provide sustained support to families facing food insecurity.
Your Impact: Bringing Help & Hope to Haiti
Join us in feeding hungry families in Haiti and West Africa. Your gift brings hope and transforms lives.
Introducing the "Help & Hope for Haiti" Initiative
Feed hope to Haiti. Your gift nourishes lives. Act now.
Meet Zuri: An Ambassador for Change
Zuri crossed paths with Empowering Everyday Women, and what resulted is something that only GOD could orchestrate!
Meet Bahati and Akifa: The power of life-changing kindness
Empowering Everyday Women is bringing hope to Sudan by feeding hungry families and sharing the love of Jesus.
Health Initiative: ‘Know the Signs’ stroke awareness
Empowering Everyday Women has launched its first annual “Know the Signs” stroke awareness campaign to help build healthier communities of color.
Empowering Everyday Women rushing aid to Syria
Empowering Everyday Women rushing critical aid to Syria after 7.8 magnitude earthquake devastates the region, leaving thousands dead.
Join Us! GivingTuesday 2022
We’re digging deeper than ever to be generous to those in need on GivingTuesday, the biggest giving day of the year!
Inflation, Thriving, and Gratefulness
How is it that Empowering Everyday Women Ministries, Inc., can continually bless those in need? It is because of the help, love, and support of our amazing donors and volunteers.
Our Feed Buffalo campaign
After a White Supremacist targeted a Black neighborhood by murdering 10 people inside a local Tops Friendly Market, the heartbreaking hate crime devastated Buffalo and impacted residents’ ability to get nourishing food. Help us feed them.