Jennifer Wake is a global public speaker, trainer, and educator. She describes herself as "a chemistry and physics teacher by trade, an Accredited Financial Counselor by interest, and an author and speaker of God's Word by His calling." As a mother of three grown children and two dogs, her passions include speaking to women, writing books and blogs, developing Bible training materials, networking with women throughout the military, and pursuing professional quilting.
In her free time, she enjoys writing and leading online Bible studies. Her current writing projects include an Advent devotional and "Stones of Remembrance: How to Share God's Faithfulness to All Generations." She self-published "Call Signs: How Knowing God's Character Empowers Women to Accomplish His Mission" and "His Name is Jehovah: How Knowing the Facets of God's Character Reminds Women of Their Mission." Additionally, she has written blogs for her website, Planting Roots, and the East Coast Journal, as well as an article for Legacy Magazine.
She has spoken on topics such as Advent, the Royal Ladies in Christ's Lineage, fasting, and the names of God. In recognition of her contributions, she was named the 2023 AFI Fort Belvoir Spouse of the Year and is married to an Army Chaplain. Jennifer has served in chapels across various locations, from Germany to the Mojave Desert, and she volunteers with Protestant Women of the Chapel (PWOC) wherever she resides.
Currently, she is collaborating with the IGNITE PWOC team to train women in military chapels worldwide. Over the past 25 years, she has created a home for the Wakes 14 times and persevered through her husband's multiple deployments. You can find her traveling to visit her three adult children or spending time in her quilting room in Bristow, VA. She enjoys long walks with her wonderful husband and their dogs.
In her free time, she enjoys writing and leading online Bible studies. Her current writing projects include an Advent devotional and "Stones of Remembrance: How to Share God's Faithfulness to All Generations." She self-published "Call Signs: How Knowing God's Character Empowers Women to Accomplish His Mission" and "His Name is Jehovah: How Knowing the Facets of God's Character Reminds Women of Their Mission." Additionally, she has written blogs for her website, Planting Roots, and the East Coast Journal, as well as an article for Legacy Magazine.
She has spoken on topics such as Advent, the Royal Ladies in Christ's Lineage, fasting, and the names of God. In recognition of her contributions, she was named the 2023 AFI Fort Belvoir Spouse of the Year and is married to an Army Chaplain. Jennifer has served in chapels across various locations, from Germany to the Mojave Desert, and she volunteers with Protestant Women of the Chapel (PWOC) wherever she resides.
Currently, she is collaborating with the IGNITE PWOC team to train women in military chapels worldwide. Over the past 25 years, she has created a home for the Wakes 14 times and persevered through her husband's multiple deployments. You can find her traveling to visit her three adult children or spending time in her quilting room in Bristow, VA. She enjoys long walks with her wonderful husband and their dogs.





