As the President of Daughters of Zion, a Ministry of Excellence known as DOZme International, Margaret has embraced her divine calling. She founded the 501(c)(3) organization in May 2011, guided by the Holy Spirit, with the mission to uplift and empower Christian women and their families worldwide. In addition to her leadership role, she is a wife, mother, and servant of the Living God.

 

Margaret is a certified counselor, empowerment life coach and a writer. She is the author of "Lessons and Encouraging Words for Today's Christian Woman: A Guide to Daily Living for the Woman Desiring to Please Her God," which is widely available in bookstores and on Amazon.com. She has written several articles focused on life coaching, health, and wellness. Additionally, Margaret is a contributor on Sermon Central, the largest sermon research site in the world and also serves as a volunteer writer at GotQuestions.org Ministries.

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Margaret is an accomplished professional with degrees in Business Administration and Integrated Studies. She possesses a Master of Arts in Christian Studies and a Doctorate in Biblical Studies with a concentration in Interdisciplinary Studies from the Masters University of Divinity in Indiana. Furthermore, she is a Board-Certified Mental Health Coach and a Credentialed Allied Health Professional, demonstrating her commitment to excellence in her field. Margaret has also earned several certificates in mental health, substance use disorder and medical administration from the University of Texas El Paso, and the Defense Health Agency.  As a lifelong learner, she not only enjoys reading but actively seeks out continuing education opportunities in both the Health and Human Services sectors as well as in biblical training and education.

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Margaret has dedicated many years to empowering and encouraging women worldwide. She focuses on guiding them toward a deeper relationship with God while encouraging them to identify and utilize their God-given gifts, talents, and skills to serve Him with diligence. Since 2019, she has had the privilege of training and supporting Christian leaders and workers in mission fields across the globe through DOZme's ministry training program.  Margaret has also spoken at faith-based events for women, both online and in person, where she passionately shares the Word of God. She motivates women, especially those in underserved Christian communities, to unlock their full potential and step boldly into their divine calling.

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For the past decade, Margaret has been a passionate advocate and catalyst for change in her community, tirelessly supporting and promoting initiatives that uplift residents, particularly those in underserved populations. Her extensive volunteer work includes empowering homeless women and youth by providing essential resources and support, supporting widows and their families through community outreach programs and serving as a compassionate foster parent to vulnerable children in state custody.  In addition to her direct service, Margaret has made contributions as a member of the Advisory Committee for the New Mexico Substitute Care Advisory Council (SCAC) from 2018-2020. In this role, she played an integral part in ensuring accountability and transparency, overseeing and independently monitoring the operations of New Mexico’s child welfare agency. Her unwavering dedication and multifaceted involvement highlight her commitment to fostering positive change and improving the lives of those most in need.

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Margaret has dedicated the past 25 years to serving the Lord and others and is committed to continuing this mission for as long as God grants her the strength and ability. She resides in Albuquerque, New Mexico, with her husband and children.