Hannah Aberle, a native from Valley City has always had a strong passion for art and her religion.

For the last two years, I have been involved in ministry in a variety of ways. After graduating from Valley City State University with a degree in Elementary and Art Education with a minor in Digital Design. I decided to pursue ministry and found my love in Kids Ministry. I have been working at Northview Church for the past two years! I have been a camp counselor at AO1 and will be a camp counselor at Kids Camp. I currently serve as a Kids Intern at Northview Church in Fargo, ND. It’s truly been such an honor to help disciple the next generation and raise up young adult women who attend the church!

After explaining part of my journey of what the Lord has been doing in my life, I am excited to announce and share with everyone my business! This has been in the works since 2014 as I remember in a high school art class where I had my first thought about starting a business and what that may look like and when that would be. Throughout the years, I started to doubt myself and my abilities. I let fear grab ahold of me rather than trust in God’s plan for my life.  Once I got to college, I felt like I finally could start what my heart desired in high school, but I didn’t have full peace about starting it. Flashback to September of 2024, I was at a conference where the guest speaker shared in a breakout session “go get it girl!” and I knew that this was the Lord telling me to start to pursue this for real. After that session, I began to pray and have continued to pray about my decision that only the Lord will sustain this business if it’s from him and bringing him glory!

So, after many years, I am happy to say that Fearfully and Wonderfully Made is officially my business. The reasoning behind the name is that when we read in Psalm 139:14, we see how it expresses gratitude to God for creating humans in a unique and marvelous way. That each person has a purpose, and that God has a plan for everyone’s life. This passage also helps us understand that our worth comes from the creator, not from what other say. That we have a God who perfectly knitted us together in our mother’s womb and how he intentionally created us on purpose for a purpose.