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Cindel Hollancid
Cindel Hollancid, RN, BSN is the founder of Fashion & Image Christian Consulting Enterprise (F.A.I.C.C.E.) and D*zIGHER-Us Events. She bravely embraces her royalty because she has ...view moreCindel Hollancid, RN, BSN is the founder of Fashion & Image Christian Consulting Enterprise (F.A.I.C.C.E.) and D*zIGHER-Us Events. She bravely embraces her royalty because she has realized and acknowledged who she truly is and Whose she is. She now lives on purpose as sharing how her Heavenly King has made provisions for her to fulfill lifelong dreams such as producing events, modeling, youth leader, Doctoral candidate of nursing, clothing designer and lifestyle coaching. Contact her now at www.dzigher.com.
She has realized (and wants you to realize as well):
•When others say you’re not pretty enough, God says, “You are fearfully and wonderfully created. You are MY incredible work of art.” (Psalm 139:14)
•When others say you’re not good enough, God says, “I chose you; (and not only are you good enough) I ordained you! (In addition) You will bring forth fruit and whatsoever you shall ask of the Father in My name, He may give it to you.” (John 15:16)
•When others say, you are not going to make it, God says, “I have plans to have you in high places, My Princess. Plans of hope and a great future.” (Jeremiah 29:11)
God has given her a voice and stage to help save lives by being a source of inspiration to young ladies who face similar struggles like she did: In various platforms such as youth conventions, social media, conferences, and charity events geared toward empowering young ladies; in addition to publishing creative curriculums for summer and after school youth programs.
Cindel also recently became a part of the Live Out Loud Charity which is an amazing organization that aims to bring awareness to suicide prevention. As a model for this organization, they don’t just walk down a catwalk but they do so in solidarity to uplift each other from brokenness and years of depression — thus empowering each other to do the same in their communities at large — as ambassadors.view less