Margaret is the President of Daughters of Zion, A Ministry of Excellence aka DOZme International. With the guidance of the Holy Spirit, she founded the organization in May 2011 to provide encouragement and support to Christian women and their families worldwide.​ She is a woman of many hats, a wife and a mother to two wonderful children and has also had the privilege of nurturing and caring for several children in foster care over the past decade.  Margaret is an Ordained Minister of the gospel, a Certified Empowerment Life Coach, and a Certified Christian Counselor.

 

Margaret has also authored "Lessons and Encouraging Words for Today's Christian Woman: A Guide to Daily Living for The Woman Desiring to Please Her God," widely available in bookstores and on Amazon.com.   She holds undergraduate degrees in Business Administration and Integrated Studies, a Master of Arts in Christian Studies, and a Doctorate in Biblical Studies with a concentration in Interdisciplinary Studies from Masters University of Divinity, Indiana.  She is also a Board-Certified Mental Health Coach and a Credentialed Allied Health Professional.  Margaret enjoys reading and considers herself a lifelong learner which is why she continues to take advantage of continuing education opportunities within the Health & Human Services arena and in biblical training/education.

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In her 25 years of doing ministry, Margaret has been encouraging and empowering women worldwide for years, teaching them to seek a more intimate relationship with God and to utilize the gifts, talents, and skills that the Lord has given them to serve Him diligently.​  Since 2019, Margaret has been privileged to train and support Christian leaders and workers in the mission fields worldwide through DOZme's ministry training program. She has ministered at various women faith-based online and in person events over the years, spreading the Word of God and inspiring women, particularly Christian women in underserved populations, to reach their full potential. 

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For the past few years, Margaret has been actively involved in her community, supporting and promoting initiatives that benefit residents, especially underserved populations. She has volunteered in various roles, including working with homeless women and youths, serving as a resource parent to children in state custody.  In addition, she has served as an Advisory Committee Member on the New Mexico Substitute Care Advisory Council (SCAC), which is responsible for providing oversight and independent monitoring to New Mexico’s child welfare agency.

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Margaret currently resides in Albuquerque, New Mexico with her beloved husband, Tayo and their children.