LaToya Dixon is a speaker, preacher, author, consultant, and leader whose greatest passion is helping people discover that life after heartbreak is still worth living. She believes some of the most beautiful things God creates are born from seasons we never would have chosen, and her own story is living proof. After experiencing the public pain of betrayal, divorce, and rebuilding her life from the ground up, LaToya made a decision that her story would not end in brokenness. Instead, it became the foundation for a ministry of hope, healing, and restoration. Through transparency, biblical truth, and practical wisdom, she encourages others to release shame, embrace healing, and trust that God can redeem every chapter of their lives.
Professionally, LaToya serves as a strategic leader, where she leads initiatives that strengthen families, empower youth, and create healthier communities across the Mississippi Delta. She is also the founder of Precision Grant Writing & Consulting Services, where she helps organizations secure funding and build sustainable programs that create lasting impact.
In ministry, LaToya serves alongside her husband, Pastor Christopher Dixon, at New Morning Star Church of God in Christ, where she is honored to serve as First Lady. Whether she’s preaching, mentoring women, leading youth, or pouring into the next generation of leaders, her heart remains the same, to see people become everything God created them to be.
She is the founder of Treasure Her and the visionary behind the Bloom in Grace Women’s Conference, two platforms dedicated to encouraging women to heal, grow, and flourish in every season of life. LaToya is also the author of When the Vows Break, a deeply personal journey through heartbreak, faith, forgiveness, and restoration. Her message resonates with anyone who has ever wondered if joy was still possible after disappointment. She reminds audiences that while pain may become part of your story, it never has to become your identity.
Beyond the platform and the professional titles, LaToya’s greatest joy is her family. She is the proud mother of three daughters, a grateful bonus mom to one son in love, and affectionately known as “Honey” to her two granddaughters, Aila and Aria. They are among her greatest reminders that legacy isn’t just what we leave behind, it’s what we intentionally build every day. More than any title she carries, LaToya desires to be remembered as someone who loved God deeply, loved people well, and never stopped reminding others that broken things can bloom again.