Sierrah Ward
Sierrah Ward is the co-host of the We Are Better Together podcast alongside her mother, Deneen Ward. Born and raised in Arizona, she traded desert sunsets for the fast-paced energy of Washington, D.C., where she now lives and works.
With a bachelor's degree in Visual Communication and a master's degree in Communication, Sierrah is fascinated by the ideas that shape how we live, think, and connect. Her interests span communication, philosophy, sociology, the arts, and the beautifully complex dynamics of human relationships.
On We Are Better Together, Sierrah and Deneen bring heart, humor, curiosity, and a unique mother-daughter perspective to meaningful conversations about life, relationships, personal growth, and the experiences that unite us. Together, they explore different viewpoints, bridge generational gaps, and create a space where listeners can reflect, learn, laugh, and feel a little more connected—because we really are better together.
Deneen Chapman-Ward
Deneen Chapman-Ward is the proud mother of two accomplished children, Sierrah and Grant Ward, both of whom have earned master’s degrees. She was also the devoted spouse of MSG Ricky Ward, who served more than 25 years in the military before his passing in 2010. Through military life, Deneen embraced both the challenges and opportunities that came with relocation, service, and community. Her family’s journey included more than seven years living abroad in Europe, an experience that broadened their perspective and enriched their lives.
Mission, Faith, and Ministry
Personal Mission Statement: Encouraging people to identify and maximize their professional and personal goals.
Guided by her faith, Deneen is dedicated to inspiring the body of Christ. She encourages others to discover, develop, and use their God-given gifts. Her mission is to help individuals pursue spiritual and professional growth through dynamic teaching, shared learning, and wellness-centered events.
Deneen’s faith journey began in 1986, when she accepted the Lord as her Savior and was later baptized. Building on her commitment to service, she led the women’s ministry at Kino Chapel Gospel Service in Ft. Huachuca, Arizona, serving as president in 2004 and 2006. Today, she continues to encourage others by volunteering and leading women’s Bible study sessions on Zoom, a ministry she has supported for the past six years.
