Rebecca L. Johns, HHP, ORDM

Rebecca L. Johns, HHP, ORDM is a Human Development Advisor with nearly three decades of experience helping people live with greater clarity, purpose, wellness, and alignment. She is the founder of The Godly Woman Network, a human development and holistic wellness institute that brings ancient wisdom into modern life through its Conscious Daily Living framework.

Born in Flint, Michigan, to Assyrian immigrants, Rebecca is a native Aramaic speaker and the great-niece of Rev. Dr. George M. Lamsa, the renowned translator of the Peshitta. In 2022, her teaching on the Aramaic meaning of Jesus’ words from the cross went viral, reconnecting her with the Lamsa family and leading to a close mentorship with Rev. Dr. Rocco A. Errico. Rebecca now serves on the faculty and board of the Noohra Foundation, where she teaches and helps develop programs rooted in the Aramaic language and Semitic culture of the Bible.

Her professional path spans the performing arts, twelve years as a program leader with Landmark Education, certification as a Holistic Health Practitioner in 2002, purpose coaching since 1999, executive consulting across senior living, real estate, hospitality, medical, academia, and religion, and years of guiding clients through healing, reflection, and meaningful change. Ordained in 2011, she carries that credential with honor while defining her public work through human development advisory rather than ministry.

Rebecca founded The Godly Woman Network in 2022. Its growing ecosystem includes live podcasts, the Proverbs 31 Woman Networkshop, and The Great I AM Movement, its grassroots outreach arm. She is also the Founder / Editor-in-Chief of Malkta Magazine—Ancient Wisdom for the Modern Queen. Rebecca and Brian have been married since 2005; together they share six children and two grandchildren and live in the Atlanta, Georgia area.