You don't have to build alone.
Real community for women who follow Jesus in business, ministry, and everyday life.
Community is more than our best friend.
Community is more than our spouse.
Community is a village of people we invest in — who know us and believe in us.
At Live Wholly. Walk Boldly., community isn't a side benefit. It's one of the ways I believe faith becomes tangible — in friendship, encouragement, connection, and generosity. Whether you're just starting to explore what it looks like to bring Jesus into your work, or you've been walking this road for years, there's a seat for you.
The Table
A monthly gathering for women entrepreneurs where faith and business meet at the same table — honest conversation, teaching, and real connection.
Next Gathering: September 16th
Let Him Lead Retreat
A day set apart to slow down, hear from God, and reset — for women in leadership ready to hand the reins back to Jesus
.Next Retreat: October 15th
Better Together Gala
An evening of celebration and generosity, bringing the LWWB community together to support the mission of equipping women to live and lead with faith.
November 4th | CLAY Venues | Free to Attend
Live Wholly. Walk Boldly. Together
You were created for a faith that shapes your mind, heart, relationships, and work—and you don’t have to pursue it alone.
Through Live Wholly. Walk Boldly., we provide practical teaching, resources, and community to help you grow in confidence, integrate your faith into every area of life, and share Jesus boldly with others.
“Dani is clearly passionate about loving people and that is so evident in every word she speaks. She is engaged, honest, and intuitive, and whether she’s speaking to a room of hundreds or ten, you can tell she is intentionally choosing every word she says with great responsibility.”
A follower of Jesus, teacher, and encourager. I've spent years walking alongside people in ministry and mentorship, and I keep seeing the same thing: people who love Jesus deeply but feel unsure how to live that out in the everyday — and even less sure how to talk about it with others.
That's the gap I'm here to help you close.