Gospel singer Dianna Hobbs uses her musical platform to contribute Hurricane Helene relief.

Gospel artist Dianna Hobbs links with Miami-based Christian indie label.

Dianna Hobbs announces partnership with Halo Management on the heels of the release of her new single, "Don’t Know Why,"

Gospel singer Dianna Hobbs returns with her new single after overcoming a traumatic brain injury.

Sudan faces its worst hunger crisis with over 25 million at risk. Aid groups call for urgent global support.

Dianna Hobbs breaks mental health stigma in the Black Christian community, sharing her son's battle with bipolar disorder.

Dianna Hobbs, Christian blogger and podcaster, bravely shares her struggles with mental health and recovery from a 2019 Traumatic Brain Injury.

Death is defeated and Christ is exalted! Christ's resurrection not only saved us from sin and secured eternal life for us, but it also entitled us to receive blessings, favor, and an amazing inheritance reserved for those who attain righteousness through the blood of Christ. In today’s powerful Resurrection Day message, Dianna Hobbs reminds you to “Celebrate the fact that Christ the King reigns supreme.”

The longtime Christian couple who share four children—two sons and two daughters ages 16-23— is inspiring others through their lasting marriage despite Dianna Hobbs’ multiple bouts with serious illness.

When I learned from my EEW Magazine Online team that legendary gospel vocalist, Vickie Winans, has become the latest viral butt of an Internet joke for singing while hoarse – and during Black Music Month no less — I thought, now, wait!

Dianna Hobbs, EEW Magazine Online president, tested positive for Covid-19 on Thursday, April 28, after two of her children tested positive—eventually spreading to the entire household— following a Buffalo college event.

Dianna Hobbs, founder of Empowering Everyday Women, a nonprofit organization, revealed that she was diagnosed with aphasia in 2019 after sustaining a brain injury—something her husband, Kenya Hobbs, reminded her of after reading Bruce Willis’s story.

Dianna Hobbs recently discussed her journey to ditch perfection while navigating her new limitations caused by brain trauma on her Your Daily Cup of Inspiration podcast which has been downloaded by more than 750,000 people according to official podcast analytics data.

“Women, children, and families need emergency assistance,” said Hobbs, 45, who donates food and other resources to those in need through partnerships with local, regional, national, and global humanitarian organizations.

Early this morning, Evangelist Dianna Hobbs, Founder of Empowering Everyday Women Ministries, lost her eldest brother, Joseph Brinson, Jr., a beloved pastor and community leader.

“Dianna has returned to the ‘Daily Cup’ podcast after an extended hiatus that began in December 2020 to take much-needed time focus on herself and be with her family after a harrowing medical crisis,” Empowering Everyday Women said in a statement Monday.

On Thursday, Nov. 7, Empowering Everyday Women Ministries held its 1st annual Feed 5,000  Thanksgiving Fundraising Drive at City Church in Buffalo to feed the hungry. Meals were distributed to the hungry in the community.

In a touching birthday tribute to the award-winning founder of EEW Magazine, a ministry representative gave thanks to God for “sparing Dianna,” who turned 43 on Saturday, Nov. 2. “O this day, a Kingdom warrior was born. She is beautiful inside and out, generous, warm, kind, understanding, and giving.”