Expecting a Visitor
Be expecting a visitor, for sharing Christ’s love is our ultimate objective. May our Bridegroom find us sharing His story when He comes.
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↓About Diane Virginia
Diane Virginia (Cunio) is author of The Kiss of Peace: A Contemporary Exploration into Song of Solomon (2022 Selah Awards Finalist; Mt. Zion Ridge Press). She is the Founder/Executive Director of Song of Solomon Expeditions, the Founder/Executive Director of VineWords: Devotions and More, the Founder/ Executive Director of VineWords Publishing, and a co-editor and contributing author to the devotional series, Love Knots: Stories of Faith, Family, and Friendships (VineWords Publishing). She is published at Answers2Prayer, Christian Broadcasting Network, Christian Devotions Ministries, Faith Beyond Fear, Inspire a Fire, Pentecostal Publishing House, PresbyCan Daily Devotionals, The Secret Place, VineWords: Devotions and More, and other ministries. Diane has a Bachelor's degree in Liberal Arts with a major in Natural Resources from The University of the South, Sewanee, TN. Diane graduated as a Gownsman. She completed a two-year biblical studies program at Harvest Bible Institute, Winston-Salem, NC, graduating with a 3.91 GPA. Her hobbies include cooking, homesteading, writing, reading and making Scripture-inspired jewelry for clients. She and her husband, Phil, have two grown children. She resides in North Carolina.
Be expecting a visitor, for sharing Christ’s love is our ultimate objective. May our Bridegroom find us sharing His story when He comes.
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