Jocelyn Hall is a woman who has a passion for life. She desires to share a wealth of knowledge from life's experiences to those who will listen. Joyce, as she’s affectionately known by her friends and family, has plenty of wit and sass that keeps people laughing and smiling in her presence. After the untimely death of her son Cameron, Jocelyn decided that she had a story to tell. In 2019, she penned her first book “Pathway to Peace – A Memoir”. Jocelyn knows that the pursuit of peace is more valuable in the face of total devastation. There are some treasures that she has come to know, and shares with others on the Pathway to Peace.

Listening to the heart has more of an impact than just talking. Joyce embodies the belief that we all need someone to either pull or push us to our purpose. Her passion for younger generations has evolved into an endearing place for “Auntie Joyce” – the family member whose advice can be given without judgment. Jocelyn hopes that she can aspire those to reach their purpose through conversation and accountability that will direct, engage, and journal the path to success.

Passion for God has a powerful relatedness to purpose in ministry. Naomi’s Project Women’s Ministry was launched in 2017 with the WOW Conference. Ruth and Naomi's Biblical relationship is the basis for the mission to reach women across generations for the Kingdom of God. Her ministry has taken her to Georgia and Virginia. She hopes to expand her ministry through teaching and speaking.

Joyce is a New Jersey native, and the mother of two sons-Cameron (deceased) and DeMaris. She graduated from the Naval Post Graduate School with her Master’s in Business Administration. It was one of her greatest accomplishments after being out of college for over 30 years. In her spare time, she’s a die-hard football fan of the Philadelphia Eagles, an avid reader, a foodie and travels mostly to places where the sun is sure to keep shining.