Jennifer Diane Johnson is the fourth of five girls and a native of Mobile, Alabama. She is CEO of the Veteran Owned ministry, Daddy's Girl Bride of Christ, LLC where she mentors and empowers girls and women from age 5-101.  Her heart is to make sure that every girl knows that God loves them, that they are worthy, are created in his perfect image and that they are Queens and Daughters of the most High King! After a series of traumatic events over the course of her life God gave her the vision for Daddy’s Girl Bride of Christ, LLC in 2020.  She returned to her love of fashion, jewelry design, and community. She hand makes Queendom Bracelets, Earrings, Rings and T-Shirts so every Queen can embrace their royalty in Christ. She holds her annual Daddy’s Girl Scholarship Essay for High School Seniors, Daddy’s Girl Tea Party for the girls in elementary school and the Daddy’s Girl Mother/Daughter Retreat for the girls in middle school. She also hosts several Single, Saved and Satisfied Workshops and at the end of the year she hosts a Daddy’s Girl Royalty Ball.  To get her clients focused on their dreams and goals she starts off the year with an “Envisioning the New Me Vision Board Party.”
 

Jennifer is a Certified Christian Life Coach and Christian Counselor, a 1998 graduate of Alabama A&M University, (BS, Biology), Central Michigan University (2003, Masters in Health Care Administration and 2022 graduate of Liberty University with a Masters in Christian Ministry, She is currently enrolled Liberty's Doctorate in Ministry with a concentration in Discipleship program.  Jennifer is a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., an advocate and leader with Celebrate Recovery, helping women with their hurts, habits and hangups, and a member of Live Oak Church, Hinesville, GA.  She lives with her service dog, Moose, in Hinesville. Jennifer is twice married and divorced, but she has a 22-year-old son Ryan who attends Georgia Southern University.

 

Why did you decide to share your story?

I decided to share my story because I have been through many trials and tribulations, but I’ve also had many triumphs along the way.  I have been through a whirlwind of just ups and downs, and I wanted to share my story because I want it to empower girls and women, ages five through one-hundred and one, that they are created in the perfect image of God that God loves them, no matter what they're going through, no matter what they've been through, no matter their ethnicity, no matter their hair color, eye color, no matter what language they speak, no matter if they're tall, or short or round or skinny. I want YOU to know that YOU  have purpose in life, and that God loves YOU. YOU have been created for greatness and…YOU are Daddys Girl. 

 

Who do you want to reach or impact with your story?

I want to reach all girls and women, but primarily I want to focus on the younger girls that are in elementary, middle, and high school.  I also want to reach young adults that have just graduated from high school, in college or just starting off their career. Lastly, I want to reach single women, divorced women, and widows. I feel that as a young girl, there was little direction in becoming a woman, on dating, relationships and marriage and therefore I made a lot of heartbreaking mistakes, so I want to help teach our younger generation to guard their hearts, minds, bodies, souls and spirits.