Judy Knox, a retired high school teacher, now teaches Christians how to get more from their relationship with God. Judy began writing seriously after the death of her husband in 2012 as a way to inspire and encourage believers to see evidence of God's love and grace in their everyday lives.
She and her husband, Alan, grew up in Iowa, and were married in 1961. They both accepted Christ in 1972 while living in Kansas City. Four years later, due to a job transfer, they moved to the Chicago North Shore area. After Judy retired in 2003, they moved 200 miles west to a smaller town in Illinois to enjoy a more leisurely lifestyle.
After 51 years of marriage, Alan died, and Judy returned to the Chicago North Shore area to live near her son, daughter, and six grandchildren. It was then that writing, which she had always enjoyed but seldom had time for, became a passion. After spending three winters in Arizona, she now resides there permanently. She is the leader of the Joy of Writing Group in Mesa, AZ, and is a member of Christian Writers Critique Group in Mundelein, IL, and American Christian Writers Association. She participated in the Write to Publish Conference in Wheaton, IL in 2015, 2016, and 2017.
Judy serves as a volunteer with China Vision, a missionary organization headquartered in Columbia, MO, editing and distributing missionary Pete Snyder's newsletter. In 2014 she edited his book "What's Missing in Missions?" Later that year she appeared on Andrew Wommack's television program "The Gospel Truth," which airs world wide, relating a testimony about prosperity. The testimony can be seen at www.awmi.net/extra/financial/knox. In addition to writing and enjoying time with her family, Judy is involved in church activities and plays cello with a local string ensemble.
Hear Judy's radio interview on "Second Chances." http://www.advantageradioministries.org/secondchances/ Go to "Knox" in the alphabetical listing.
Find more information on Judy's website: www.judyaknox.com
