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Becky Emerick is an author, teacher, director, actress, and homeschooling mom of four children and two grandchildren. Words are her passion, spoken or written.

Author

Becky has published two books: Duncan’s Journey, a children’s devotional through Psalm 23, and Surrender, a coming-of-age historical fiction novel set in the early 1800’s. She has also published numerous devotionals, scripts, and guides for families. Becky works part-time as a Kids Ministry writer for Traders Point Church and as a teacher at Wisdom Builders, a home school organization. She has written several original plays, including: “Linna Moira,” “The Captain’s Call,” “The Prince’s Bride,” “Earth 101,” “Lights, Camera, Christmas!” and “It Could Be Worse.”

Becky began blogging in 2007, covering topics such as creative parenting, book reviews, prayer ideas, and practical theology.

Teacher

Becky is a tutor at Wisdom Builders, an educational group for home-schooled families. She specializes in public speaking, drama, performing arts, and creative writing. She also teaches Sunday School at her church, Traders Point Christian Church.

Director

Becky is the elementary, middle, and high school drama director at Wisdom Builders Home School Group. She directed “Alice@Wonderland,” “Choose Your Own Oz,” “The Secret Case of Sherlock Holmes,” “The Entire Pilgrim’s Journey in 45 minutes or less,” and others. She wrote and directed “Linna Moira,” “The Prince’s Bride,” “The Captain’s Call,” “Earth 101,” and “Lights, Camera, Christmas!”

Becky also directed a Worship Arts Camp for over one hundred children three summers in a row. The students worked all week to perform a full-length musical. Their first production was “Ants’hillvania” by Jimmy and Carol Owens. She also wrote and directed the musicals “Our God Hears” and “The Love of the King.”

Actress

Becky Emerick has acted as a lifestyle model and voice-over artist in commercials, movies, and industrial films since high school with The Helen Wells Talent Agency. Resume

Writing and Acting have been a part of her life for as long as she can remember. At six years old, Becky would charge the neighbor kids 10 cents to come and see her plays on her parents’ deck. She wrote her first novel in sixth grade, and her English teacher had the kindness and patience to read it.

Becky hopes to inspire others to apply the Word of God in their lives in practical, yet creative, ways.

“Theology isn’t just for Pastors – it’s for everyone!”