HER STORY: She Answered the Call
When the world said “impossible,” she said “I believe.”
When the world said “impossible,” she said “I believe.”
Some women inherit legacy. Others build it brick by brick, prayer by prayer, against the odds. Dr. Jacqueline Mohair is one of those women. A trailblazer in education, ministry, and global leadership, her story is not just one of success—it’s a story of surrender, grit, divine redirection, and unshakable obedience.
She didn’t ask for easy. She asked for impact. And she got both the mantle and the mission.
The Seed of Education: A Mother’s Legacy
For Dr. Mohair, education has always been the goal. It was stitched into her identity by the one who loved her first—her mother, an educated, purpose-driven woman who believed deeply in the power of learning. As a little girl, Jacqueline watched her mother teach, nurture, and model excellence.
“She was my first teacher—and my lifelong inspiration.”
But that path was interrupted.
At just 19 years old, Dr. Mohair’s life took a heartbreaking turn. Her mother passed away suddenly, leaving her devastated, directionless, and in mourning.
“Losing my mother so young nearly shattered me. Everything I thought I was going to become—every plan I had—was suddenly uncertain.”
In the face of such loss, she made a decision: to survive, to pivot, and eventually—to lead.
From Disruption to Destiny
Though she initially stepped away from her education path, the calling never left. Over time, God began weaving the pieces back together. What seemed like a detour became divine redirection.
“I didn’t know it then, but Romans 8:28 was already working in my life. All things were coming together—every setback, every delay, every disruption—for purpose.”
She would later return to the world of education—not just as a student, but as a builder. A founder. A visionary creating academic spaces for others who had also faced disruptions and detours.
A Vision Birthed in Faith
Years later, God whispered a new assignment: build a university. Not just any school, but one that merged Kingdom values with real-world leadership, entrepreneurship, and global service.
Thus began Trinity International University of Ambassadors (TIUA)—a school born not from ease, but from a woman’s yes.
“I saw the gap. I heard the need. And I said, ‘Yes, Lord—I’ll build it.’”
– Dr. Jacqueline Mohair
The Struggle Behind the Scenes
What many celebrate today as a global institution began as a seed watered with tears. There were moments when courses were lost, funds dried up, and discouragement crept in. But Dr. Mohair never abandoned the wall God told her to build.
And when she grew weary, it was the voice of her Pastor that strengthened her resolve:
“Keep going—God gave you this. Don’t stop. Let the lioness in you roar.”
So she did.
She picked up her tools like Nehemiah, refusing to come down. She built in silence. She built through storms. She built when no one applauded.
“This work is great, and I will not come down.” – Nehemiah 6:3
The Birth of a Global Movement
Today, TIUA is more than a school—it is a global movement.
From online classrooms to the United Nations stage, TIUA empowers emerging leaders across every continent. Its programs have birthed:
- TIUA School of Business – raising up Kingdom entrepreneurs
- Trinity International Chaplaincy Institute – certifying spiritual first responders
- United Nations engagement and ambassador initiatives – opening international doors for faith-filled advocates
Students don’t just graduate—they are commissioned.
A Legacy in the Making
What began as a whisper over 10 years ago is now a fire that won’t be put out. TIUA continues to thrive, serving students in ministry, business, chaplaincy, and education—all while honoring the very legacy that first shaped Dr. Mohair’s life: her mother’s.
“I didn’t know then that her death would give birth to my destiny. But God did.”
This is the legacy of a woman who let God write her story—even when chapters were painful.
Beyond her global accomplishments and tireless leadership, Dr. Jacqueline Mohair is also a devoted wife, mother, and grandmother. She is happily married and the proud mother of four children and seven beautiful grandchildren. Her family remains her greatest joy and daily inspiration. In every achievement, she carries the heart of a nurturer—one who leads not only from the head, but from the home. Her ability to balance legacy-building with love at home is a testament to her strength, grace, and unwavering faith.
Beyond the University: Empowering Women, Building Platforms
Dr. Mohair’s mission extends far beyond academic achievement. Through her nonprofit, Trinity Girls Network Corp.—a 501(c)(3) organization—she champions the growth and empowerment of women and girls through mentorship, leadership training, and global outreach. The organization has a heart for both local impact and international mission, including consistent support for girls in Zambia, Africa.
Further expanding her vision for female leadership, Dr. Mohair birthed the Ms. Corporate America Competition – Georgia Franchise, giving professional women a platform to shine in purpose, power, and poise. This franchise not only celebrates inner strength and corporate excellence—it prepares women to lead boldly on national and international stages.
Answering the Call to Honor Legacy
Part of fulfilling divine destiny is acknowledging those whose lives, voices, and influence have paved the way for transformation. As Dr. Jacqueline Mohair continues to advance the mission of Trinity International University of Ambassadors, she remains committed to honoring individuals who exemplify excellence, impact, and legacy across every sphere. Her work recognizes trailblazers such as Dr. Sybil Lynch, Dr. Tiny (Tomeka) Harris, Dr. Janie Carthon, Dr. Stormy Wellington, Dr. Glenn Jones, and the legendary members of TLC—Dr. Chilli (Rozonda Thomas) and Dr. T-Boz (Tionne Watkins), whose cultural influence continues to inspire generations.
In addition, TIUA’s esteemed alumni network includes some of the world’s most impactful voices, such as the late Rev. Dr. C.T. Vivian (Civil Rights Leader), Dr. Joe Beasley (Civil Rights Leader), Dr. Xernona Clayton (Civil Rights Icon and Founder of the Trumpet Awards), Dr. Rita Samuels (Personal Secretary to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.), Apostle Johnson Suleman of Omega Fire Ministries, Dr. Tommie Young West (Gospel Recording Artist), Dr. Debra Winans, Dr. Lanekia Scott, and so many others who embody the spirit of global leadership, Kingdom service, and generational influence.
These voices—and countless more—remind us that when one woman says yes, she opens the door for many others to rise. Dr. Mohair continues to lead with a lioness heart, honoring the past, empowering the present, and building for the future.
For the Woman Who Feels the Call
TIUA was born from one woman’s yes. Maybe yours is next.
This is your sign to keep building. Keep believing. And when life interrupts your plans—remember, God’s purpose never dies.
“Let the lioness in you roar. Build anyway. All things really do work together—for those who love Him.”
– Dr. Jacqueline Mohair
Her Legacy. Your Next Chapter.
Dr. Jacqueline Mohair’s story is proof that even broken beginnings can lead to beautiful legacies. With faith, fire, and fierce obedience, she built a university for the world—anchored in Heaven.
And now, the door she built is open to you.
To walk through it, visit:
🌐 www.tiuaonline.school
📖 www.trinityiua.org
Trinity Girls Network Corp.: www.trinitygirlsnetwork.org
Ms. Corporate America Competition – Georgia Franchise: georgia.mscorporateamerica.com
“Her mother taught her. Grief redirected her. God kept her. Now she teaches the world.”
