Before the Storm
Our founder, Kenitra, with her husband before his passing.
Where it all
startedWhere the Journey Began
The moment Kenitra’s personal grief journey began.
Loss Became the Seed
Out of grief, Graced for This’s very first devotional was born.
Choosing Vulnerability
As Kenitra began sharing her healing journey, others found permission to walk through their own—together.
What started as personal healing became shared space, and the Graced for This community continued to grow.
Building What Helped Her Heal
Healing Multiplied
Through Kenitra’s growth and restoration, Graced for This evolved into a network of licensed therapists, social workers, and coaches—each building from what helped them heal.
Today, Graced for This serves many by providing resources, therapy, and community—supporting women as they process grief and thrive in their wellness journey.
Continuing the Work
birthed out of
Community
Transformed into
Grief
hey there i'm
Kenitra Mozelle
I became a widow before I knew who I really was
— learning to rebuild my life while leading others.
But through it all, I discovered this truth:
you don’t just survive grief;
you build something extraordinary from it.
Understand that God doesn’t waste anything.
Not your grief, your detours, or your doubts.
I chose to grieve well, heal fully, and build boldly so that I could help other visionary, faith-driven women do the same.
founder & ceo of graced for this
meet our team
board of advisors
QwanquitaWright
Ms. Qwanquita Teressa "Q" Wright, a native of Lincolnton, Georgia, currently serves as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Life and Wellness Coach who incorporates spirtuality into her coaching sessions.
She is fierce, passionate, and a purpose-driven woman of God who eagerly seeks to impact and influence change across all communities. Her years of experience include individual and group practice, education and training on psychological well-being and wellness, research and training on wellness, trauma, psychological flexibility, and community, racial, and generational trauma. She is a philanthropist and community advocate, invested in promoting long term wellness.
Beatrice King
Beatrice King is a business consultant, operations strategist, and founder of Kimbrell’s Management Solutions, LLC, where she helps nonprofits and community-focused organizations build sustainable infrastructure, strengthen operations, and secure funding for long-term impact.
With specialized expertise in grant acquisition, fundraising strategy, and organizational development, Beatrice supports mission-driven organizations in identifying funding opportunities, strengthening grant readiness, and implementing systems that support financial sustainability and growth.
As a member of the Graced For This Advisory Board, she contributes funding strategy expertise and systems-focused leadership that help advance the organization’s mission to support healing, wellness, and community transformation.
Apostle Dr. Ardena S. Johnson
Apostle Dr. Ardena S. Johnson is a prophetic teacher, apostolic leader, author, and community advocate committed to equipping individuals and families to walk in identity, healing, and purpose.
She serves as Senior Leader of Emanuel Covenant Life Center in Augusta, Georgia, where she provides spiritual leadership, discipleship, and prophetic teaching that strengthens believers and develops leaders.
Through ministry, authorship, leadership training, and community outreach, Dr. Johnson ministers across conferences, empowerment gatherings, and leadership forums. Her teaching emphasizes spiritual identity, disciplined faith, resilience through adversity, and purposeful living.
As a member of the Graced For This Advisory Board, she offers spiritual insight, leadership wisdom, and a deep commitment to strengthening individuals, families, and communities through wellness and faith-centered support.
Dr. Crystal Lou Wood
Crystal “Lou” Wood is a psychiatric–mental health nurse practitioner, wellness coach, and emotional intelligence strategist who equips women, children, and leaders with practical tools for emotional strength and spiritual maturity. As the founder of EQwithLou, she blends evidence-based psychiatric insight with warm, faith-informed teaching to help people name what they feel, discern what’s true, and respond with wisdom instead of reactivity.
Crystal’s work is trauma-informed and emotionally safe by design—she teaches practical skills and frameworks intended for education, growth, and support while recognizing that individual healing journeys vary and may require individualized clinical care. She is currently developing and delivering Raising EQ, a grounded conversation series that builds emotional intelligence that leads—not reacts—through core practices like emotional awareness, emotional safety, healthy boundaries, internal regulation, and aligned decision-making.
At the heart of Crystal’s approach is a clear priority: spiritual alignment with truth and authenticity. She helps people move from survival-pattern living to anchored, intentional living—where emotions are honored, truth is embraced, and identity-driven choices become the norm in everyday relationships, leadership, and ministry settings.
Monica Michelle
Monica Michelle is a marketing strategist, entrepreneur, and founder of MonicaMichelle Marketing, where she helps businesses, nonprofits, and subject-matter experts grow their visibility, authority, and audience engagement.
Known as a “solutionist marketer,” Monica develops strategic marketing systems that position organizations and leaders as trusted voices in their industries. Her expertise includes brand positioning, digital marketing strategy, content development, and audience growth.
With an extensive background in entrepreneurship and community-building, Monica has led initiatives that integrate media, technology, and marketing to help creators and organizations expand their reach and impact.
Through her work, she supports mission-driven leaders in moving from being the best-kept secret to becoming recognized experts who influence their communities and industries.