Diana Hagee, born on March 5, 1952, in San Antonio, Texas, USA, is an American pastor, executive pastor, and co-leader of Cornerstone Church and John Hagee Ministries. She earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Trinity University in San Antonio, Texas, which laid the foundation for her involvement in religious and community leadership. She is the wife of John Hagee, whom she married in 1976, and together they have one daughter, Christina Hagee. As executive pastor at Cornerstone Church, she oversees various aspects of the ministry's operations, including television productions such as Hagee Ministries (2000), The Watchman (2016), and appearances in documentaries like Praying for Armageddon (2023). Her work extends to advocacy for Israel and the Jewish people, reflecting the ministry's strong pro-Israel stance. Diana is recognized for her active participation in Christians United for Israel (CUFI), where she supports educational and charitable initiatives benefiting Jewish causes. In 2010, she was honored with the prestigious Lion of Judah award by the Jewish Federation of Greater Houston for her and her husband's long-standing contributions to Israel and the Jewish community. Her leadership emphasizes family values, spiritual guidance, and international outreach, making her a key figure in evangelical circles in the United States.