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Rich and Sue Gregg develop
healthy eating cookbooks and recipes. After a family health crisis, Sue Gregg
began to question how to improve the nutritional value of the food she served her family.
Nine months on a rigorous, restrictive health food diet presented too many
obstacles and evoked too much resistance. That experience
convinced her that few meat and potatoes eaters would
tolerate drastic dietary diversions. For two years she
waited, researched, and prayed. One day standing at her
kitchen sink she wondered, "Would it be possible to
transform familiar family recipes?"
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Dee Brasington holds a BA in Sociology and is the wife of a Minister of
Music at Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church. Together with her husband, Dee has taught
Marriage & Family Life Seminars for twenty years. She homeschooled their three
children for two years, and has fostered several teenagers. She works from her home as a
Copywriter & Administrative Assistant to a marketing firm & a Christian publishing
ministry. |
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Clay Brasington is the Worship Leader for the Contemporary Worship
Service at Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church. His ministry has affected thousands of people
through the local churches he has served, plus broadcast and cable television programming
and as a guest speaker on the subject of worship. He has a BS in Music Ed and a Master of
Church Music. |
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Scott Hamilton graduated from Florida Atlantic University and
Mercer University Law School. Before becoming a lawyer, he was a probation officer. He and
his wife, Jeanne, adopted two children. He is the lawyer who handled the Wright's adoption
and has such a heart for adopting, and a compassion for all parties involved. He loves the
Lord and it shows in all he does. |
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Charity Lovelace resides in Alaska. She is the
homeschooling mother of two sons, a free-lance writer, columnist and the creator of Useful
Units Publications. In her elusive free time she enjoys nature walks, sewing, reading and
decorating. For Open Arms she has written The Hospitable Home, Holding Things Together
When You're Apart and Lavish Living. In the Nov '97 issue of Open Arms is a Birthday Form
Charity created to help with the planning of those special occassions. Read the highlited
articles at her website by
clicking on the titles |
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Tamara Willey has homeschooled her 3 copperheaded blessings for 9
years. Her love of reading comes from her mother who read her the classics. She assists in
leading her county's home school group and encourages parents to trust their instincts
when it comes to educating their children. A professional writer, she shares from her vast
experience of literature and motherhood. |
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Jeanne Hamilton is the wife of our adoption lawyer and regular
columnist Scott Hamilton, Esq. In the August '97 issue of Open Arms she shares with us
concerning their journey through infertility and adoption. Desiring children, she tried
infertility testing and Clomid, only to result in heartache. Following God's lead, she
laid down her desires to find and do His will. In the Nov '97 issue of she writes on
"Discussing Adoption" with our adopted children. |
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Karen Lambright has 4 children, homeschooled for 3 years, and has
just graduated to "none in diapers!" She has a Bachelor's Degree in Speech
Therapy. Dan, her husband, is a Computer Engineer. She has written an article entitled
"Straight Talk" published first in Open Arms, and recently reprinted in
Homeschooling Today Magazine (Sept/Oct '97). She has also written another article on
infertility which will appear in a future issue. |
