Welcome to
Entrusted Women
Why We Exist
OUR WHY
Our mission is to increase and create opportunities for Christian women communicators of color.
About
Entrusted Women
I’m Kia and in January of 2016 I created the Entrusted Women with a few of my close friends. As a blogger and social media influencer I was searching for a community of faith-based women of color. What began as a Facebook group has become a movement. The group has quickly grown in size and influence. In less than two years Entrusted Women has partnered with Christianity Today, Waterbrook Multnomah, Zondervan, YouVersion, and Grace Hill Media to strategically launch books, provide content marketing and exposure for Christian women communicators of color.
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Communicator Journey
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Communicator collective
Entrusted Women offer several products to meet your communicator needs. From our membership community to courses and coaching, we offer a variety of products and services to equip you as a writer or a speaker.
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Facebook Group
Join our FREE Facebook group for Christian women communicators of color. We are a group of women women focused on determining the message we have been entrusted with and the intentional purpose God created us for.
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Events
Entrusted Women offers in-person events that are designed to:
Entrusted Women Podcast
The “Entrusted Women Podcast” a one point podcast created to equip Christian women communicators of color. Every episode focuses on a single point to equip you in one of four areas: purpose, writing, speaking and business.
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Devotionals
Downsizing to Make More Room for Jesus
When my fourth son left for college, my husband and I made the hard decision to downsize our home. In many ways, our decision felt…
Overcoming Cultural Pressures: Living for Christ
“You have to go before the church and apologize”. I was a scared, a 22 year-old single mom of a newborn, when older ladies of…
3 Reasons Why Joy Can Be a Tough Sell
Months ago, my conversation with a publishing professional turned personal. She said, “Joy is a tough sell.” To some degree, I agree. The world can…
