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Stefanie Ann Treviño

Founder & Minister · Publisher

Global Headquarters · San Antonio, TX·North America

Stefanie Ann Treviño is the founder of Herstory Global Publishing and the Herstory Global Hub Network — a global Christian publishing house and apostolic network amplifying faith-driven voices across 40+ nations. Carrying the Habakkuk 2:2 mandate, she partners with scribes, authors, and ministries to bring Spirit-led writing from manuscript to marketplace. Her mission is to preserve the testimonies of what God has done so that the nations may read and believe.

“Write the vision and make it plain on tablets, that he may run who reads it.”
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Revival in the Marketplace

Stefanie Ann Treviño

ASIN: B0HJT5C9TN
Revival in the Marketplace
Paperback2025

Revival in the Marketplace

Stefanie Ann Treviño

A Spirit-led guide to carrying revival into the marketplace — equipping believers to steward their businesses, careers, and daily work as kingdom assignment.

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