Dallas TX — August 29th, 2024 — Christian Women in Media (CWIMA) is proud to announce that Sue Z. McGray, President of CWIMA, has been recognized by "She Leads America" for her exceptional leadership and unwavering commitment to empowering women through faith. This prestigious honor celebrates Sue’s contributions as a Christian author, speaker, artist, and mentor, reflecting her lifelong dedication to mentoring and uplifting women across the nation.
She Leads America, an organization committed to celebrating and connecting women of faith who are making significant contributions across various sectors of society, including media, business, government, and Christian ministry, has selected Sue McGray as one of its honorees. The recognition is a testament to Sue's impactful work in the Christian community and beyond, where she has served as a beacon of hope, resilience, and empowerment.
Sue McGray has spent decades inspiring women to embrace their God-given potential. As a former National Sales Director with an international cosmetics company, Sue’s mission extended far beyond product sales—she focused on mentoring women to achieve success and realize their true beauty in Christ. Her leadership at CWIMA continues this mission, building on the legacy established by CWIMA’s founder, Suellen Roberts, over two decades ago.
“I am deeply honored to receive this recognition from She Leads America,” said Sue McGray. “It is a privilege to serve as President of Christian Women in Media and to carry forward the vision of empowering women to make a positive impact in media and in every area of life. With God’s help, I hope to continue encouraging women to live out their faith boldly and to be a light in the world.”
Sue McGray has spent decades inspiring women to embrace their God-given potential. As a former National Sales Director with an international cosmetics company, Sue’s mission extended far beyond product sales—she focused on mentoring women to achieve success and realize their true beauty in Christ. Her leadership at CWIMA continues this mission, building on the legacy established by CWIMA’s founder, Suellen Roberts, over two decades ago.
“I am deeply honored to receive this recognition from She Leads America,” said Sue McGray. “It is a privilege to serve as President of Christian Women in Media and to carry forward the vision of empowering women to make a positive impact in media and in every area of life. With God’s help, I hope to continue encouraging women to live out their faith boldly and to be a light in the world.”
Sue's personal journey is one of overcoming adversity, including surviving domestic violence and becoming a mentor for Morning Star Sanctuary, a Christian safe haven for women and children. Her story is a powerful testament to God’s grace and the transformative power of faith. Through her books, Life-Changing Encounters and Divine Appointments and Becoming Visible—Letting Go of the Things That Hide Your True Beauty, Sue has shared her experiences and insights, reaching countless women with messages of hope and encouragement.
About She Leads America
She Leads America is a diverse and dynamic community of women leaders from various ethnicities, denominations, and professional backgrounds. The organization is dedicated to celebrating the achievements and influence of women of faith who are making significant impacts across multiple sectors, including education, business, government, health, community outreach, and media. By fostering connections among these women, She Leads America aims to weave a strong fabric of collaboration and support, driving positive change and faith-based solutions to contemporary challenges.
Nancy DeBoer, former Mayor of Holland, MI, and Assistant Director of She Leads America, expressed the importance of this recognition: “She Leads America connects women of faith across our nation, building a network of kindred spirits focused on encouraging one another and fulfilling our God-given potential. We are thrilled to honor Sue McGray for her remarkable leadership and the positive Christian impact she continues to have."