Jennifer Provencio is an author, educator, Christian counselor, and speaker passionate about equipping individuals and families to face today’s challenges with biblical wisdom, practical tools, and unwavering faith.
With a background in education and Early Childhood Development, Jennifer brings a unique understanding of children, families, and the influences shaping the next generation. She holds a Master’s degree in Clinical Pastoral Counseling from Colorado Theological Seminary and is currently pursuing her PhD in Pastoral Clinical Counseling. She is also an NCCA Licensed Clinical Pastoral Counselor and Licensed Family & Marriage Counselor.
Jennifer is a leader with Screen Balance: Wisdom for Screens. Strength for Families., a ministry of Apostolic Moral Purity. Working alongside Dr. Daniel Sirstad, she helps equip Apostolic families and churches to navigate the rapidly changing digital world.
Her presentations address the research and real-life impact of gaming, social media, smartphones, pornography exposure, artificial intelligence, and excessive screen use, while giving parents practical, faith-based strategies they can implement at home.
Jennifer is also a ScreenStrong Ambassador and author of The Digital Detox Challenge: 30 Days to a More Present Life, along with resources designed to help children and families develop stronger faith, healthier habits, and deeper relationships.
Beyond her work with families and technology, Jennifer speaks from personal experience about faith, perseverance, and overcoming adversity. Her journey through a life-altering physical illness taught her what it means to trust God when circumstances are beyond our control. Her message, “Mind Over Matter,” challenges audiences with a simple but powerful choice: Will you give up, or will you get up?
Whether speaking at churches, conferences, women’s events, parent seminars, schools, or leadership gatherings, Jennifer combines research, biblical truth, personal testimony, and practical application in a way that encourages audiences not only to think differently—but to leave prepared to do something differently.
Jennifer and her husband, Matthew, serve at Truth Tabernacle in Fresno, California, and are the proud parents of their son, Gabriel.
Phone: 760-208-7151
Email: jenpro@me.com
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