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Hi! I'm Morgan.
Hi! I'm Morgan.
I've been a storyteller for almost as far back as I can remember, from being the designated bard at cousin sleepovers to writing "books" in response to worksheet questions at school. Over the years, I've honed my craft through practice, reading, and literary analysis. However, I believe my love of storytelling is a family trait.
I have a vivid memory of sitting on the scratchy green carpet of the basement stairs while my mom orally recounted the latest installment of The Magic Paintbrush series she was inventing on a daily basis for my sister and me. Then there were the family dinners where we begged my parents, my dad in particular, to regale us with adventures from college years. When friends came over for dinner, the evening would often end with everyone sitting in the living room - on the couch and on the floor - passing stories around like an offering plate.
It wasn't until college that I learned this way of life was unique.
As a Writer
As a Writer
As a writer, I hope to cultivate the joy and hope that my parents cultivated at their dining room table and in their living room. It is the same kind of hope captured in the overall story arc of the Bible - a perfect world broken by sin offered redemption and healing by the one who first made it and loved it.
For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. - Romans 3:23
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life. - John 3:16
Because, if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. - Romans 10:9
As an Educator
As an Educator
As an educator, I find great joy in helping others reach their goals.
For students, this often means watching them apply new skills to grow their writing and expand the possibilities open to them in the future. The professor who trained me to be a writing tutor, Jefferey Bilbro, taught me that spending time with students is a gift - an act of service and love in a culture that is increasingly focused on ourselves instead of others.
For adults, this means listening to their dreams and goals, then sharing whatever experiences I might have to encourage them on their journey. I love to share what I have learned with others, and it is an honor to use my skills and training to make a positive impact.
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