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Beth Willis Miller
Meet Beth Willis Miller, M.Ed., author of Name Above All Names Devotional: Focusing on 26 Alphabetical Names of Christ, illustrated by Krista Hamrick; co-author of Under His Wings: Truths to Heal Adopted, Orphaned, and Waiting Children's Hearts; contributing author of 21 Stories of Generosity: Real Stories to Inspire a Full Life (A Life of Generosity); contributing author of A New Song: Glimpses of the Grace Journey (an anthology of essays, poems, stories and photos celebrating God's grace on life's journey); and member of AWSA, the Advanced Writers and Speakers Association.
Beth has a Master's degree in Education, in curriculum, instruction, and supervision. She writes articles on a variety of topics to inspire and encourage others. Her expertise as a creative and critical thinking specialist is steeped in years of experience as a writer, presenter, educator and former Florida Department of Education State Consultant for Gifted Education.
Seeing others' lives transformed by the truth of God's Word is her passion and purpose. She is married with two young adult children, and two adorable grandsons.
Website: bethwillismiller.blogspot.com
About the Illustrator, Krista Hamrick, of Name Above All Names Devotional: Focusing on 26 Alphabetical Names of Christ
Krista Hamrick creates art that celebrates. It all began at the age of three when Krista created a family portrait of jellybean shaped people that had smiles connecting from eye to eye. Home was a secure, cozy and creative place, and as a painfully shy child, her favorite thing to do was to stay close to the nest and draw pictures. Art became a way for Krista to express herself without being the center of attention. Over the years, Krista’s art has become more and more expressive of the faith and values that have shaped her as a person. Today, Krista is married with two teenage sons. Still introspective and eternally optimistic, she hopes to inspire you through her illustrations to celebrate your own life, gifts and relationships as well.
Website: kristahamrick.com
Beth has a Master's degree in Education, in curriculum, instruction, and supervision. She writes articles on a variety of topics to inspire and encourage others. Her expertise as a creative and critical thinking specialist is steeped in years of experience as a writer, presenter, educator and former Florida Department of Education State Consultant for Gifted Education.
Seeing others' lives transformed by the truth of God's Word is her passion and purpose. She is married with two young adult children, and two adorable grandsons.
Website: bethwillismiller.blogspot.com
About the Illustrator, Krista Hamrick, of Name Above All Names Devotional: Focusing on 26 Alphabetical Names of Christ
Krista Hamrick creates art that celebrates. It all began at the age of three when Krista created a family portrait of jellybean shaped people that had smiles connecting from eye to eye. Home was a secure, cozy and creative place, and as a painfully shy child, her favorite thing to do was to stay close to the nest and draw pictures. Art became a way for Krista to express herself without being the center of attention. Over the years, Krista’s art has become more and more expressive of the faith and values that have shaped her as a person. Today, Krista is married with two teenage sons. Still introspective and eternally optimistic, she hopes to inspire you through her illustrations to celebrate your own life, gifts and relationships as well.
Website: kristahamrick.com
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