TO WHOM MUCH IS GIVEN, MUCH WILL BE REQUIRED.
Hi, I’m Quinnee—someone learning to trust God with open hands and an open heart.
I write, study, and explore the places where faith meets real life, paying attention to the small moments where God shows up and teaches me something new.
Everything here comes from that child-like place of wonder—my reflections, my research, and the lessons I’m gathering as I prepare for my M.Div. journey. I’m learning to understand Scripture with simplicity and depth, to honor the beauty of Black faith traditions, and to follow God with joy, curiosity, and honesty.
This is my little study corner in the wilderness—a place where I ask questions, grow slowly, and remember that faith is something we live one trusting step at a time.
WHAT I AM CURRENTLY STUDYING
My Interests & Areas of Study
I’m on a path shaped by curiosity, calling, and a deep desire to understand how faith transforms our lives. As I prepare for my Master of Divinity (M.Div.) journey, my interests sit at the crossroads of spirituality, culture, and community care.
My Educational Path
I hold a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Visual Communications, Art & Design and a Master of Public Administration. I work professionally in healthcare marketing and communications—spaces that have taught me how systems shape people’s lives. Now, I’m expanding that work through theological study, spiritual formation, and faith-centered research as I move toward enrolling in seminary.
What I’m Currently Studying
Right now, I’m focused on:
Biblical study and interpretation — learning Scripture with fresh eyes and a teachable heart.
Black faith traditions & liberation theology — exploring the history, wisdom, and resilience of the Black church.
Spiritual formation & discipleship — understanding how to grow with God in practical, everyday ways.
Faith, culture, and community — studying how theology meets real life, especially in marginalized spaces.
Writing as ministry — using storytelling, research, and creative reflection to make faith accessible and alive.
My Long-Term Goals
My hope is to grow as a writer, researcher, and future ministry leader who:
Bridges academic study with lived experience
Creates spaces for people to encounter God with authenticity
Honors Black voices, history, and spiritual practices
Uses simple, grounded teaching to help others navigate faith beyond the walls
Everything I’m learning is helping me walk toward a future where my writing, research, and ministry work together to inspire, uplift, and serve.
WHAT I AM READING
