Advancing God’s Kingdom through individuals, neighborhoods, & communities.
5,000+
Lives Empowered
$75,000+
In Support Raised
850+
New Connections Made
Living a legacy of bold belief
Demonstrating commitment through practical care
Choosing spiritual discipline before daily decisions
Dynamic Most Empowerment Ministries, founded by Reverend Diamond Hubley, exists to help believers become active in their calling. We teach Scripture-based living, community outreach, and spiritual maturity. Through events, training, and service, we encourage believers to apply their faith where they live and work.
Our ongoing initiatives bring care and connection to local communities:
Feeding programs, community clean-ups, hospital visits
Feeding programs, community clean-ups, hospital visits
Feeding programs, community clean-ups, hospital visits
Feeding programs, community clean-ups, hospital visits
Feeding programs, community clean-ups, hospital visits
Feeding programs, community clean-ups, hospital visits
Feeding programs, community clean-ups, hospital visits
Feeding programs, community clean-ups, hospital visits
Feeding programs, community clean-ups, hospital visits
Small group settings allow for questions, discussion, and personal sharing.
Worship team development cultivates musicians, singers, and technical personnel for ministry service.
Feeding ministry operates weekly meal programs for individuals and families facing food insecurity.
Children’s ministry provides age-appropriate biblical teaching through creative lessons, games, and activities.
Ministry leadership training prepares believers for various service roles within the church and community.
Trained counselors provide biblical counseling and prayer ministry in confidential settings.
Reverend Diamond Hubley
Founder and Director
Reverend Hubley began Dynamic Most Empowerment Ministries to support believers in walking with purpose. She emphasizes biblical clarity, prayer, and consistent service. Her goal is to help people grow into their roles as followers of Christ and contributors to their communities.
I arrived looking for answers and left with practical next steps. I’ve since started hosting small Bible discussions in my home.
— Alvin R., Ohio
Through outreach work, I finally saw how faith applies outside of church walls. That changed how I live each week.
— Theresa M., New York
I used to keep to myself, but the youth mentorship program gave me a reason to show up and speak up.
— Jordan A., Maryland
At a worship event, I was reminded that quiet consistency matters. Now I’m more committed to my daily walk with God.
— Felicia N., Georgia
I didn’t expect to be involved, but someone invited me. Two months later, I’m now part of a prayer circle and planning a service project.
— Kenneth T., Illinois
The weekly teachings helped me go beyond listening and start applying. That’s made all the difference in my faith.
— Danielle W., Michigan
It was the first time someone asked me to serve, not just attend. That gave me a sense of purpose I hadn’t felt before.
— Mark L., Texas
I came for help. I stayed because I saw what it looks like to walk with others in faith.
— Rosa F., California
You can take part in this effort through action, prayer, and support. Bring your time, your voice, or your prayers into the work being done.
