Jeanne C. DeFazio

Jeanne C. DeFazio was born in 1950 in Sacramento, California is a Christian author and educator who has authored, edited, as well as coedited a variety of books covering a variety of topics.

Education

She graduated has a BA in History from University of California, Davis and MAR in Theology from Gordon Conwell Seminary in South Hamilton, Massachusetts, and currently is an Athanasian Scholar at Gordon Conwell’s Boston Center For Urban Ministerial Education

Christianity and a Variety of Topics

• In the realm of Fine Arts, she wrote, Keeping The Dream Alive: A Reflection on the Art of Harriet Lorrence Nesbitt. Harreit Lorrence is an artist and founder of Founder of Mothers For More Halfway Houses in New York City, New York.
• On the topic of the pandemic and the related crises of that time she wrote the encouraging book, The Commission: The God who calls us to be a voice during A Pandemic, Wildfires and Racial Violence.
• On the issue of child protection services, she coauthored How To Have An Attitude of Gratitude on the Night Shift, the reflections of Teresa Flowers, an overnight supervisor at state and private programs for child protective services. The story is told with prayers, almost poems, that Teresa created for each child.

Bibliography

Finding a Better Way

Edited by Jeanne C. DeFazio

Foreword by Martha Reyes and Olga Soler

Afterword by Francois Augustin

The Commission: The God Who Calls Us to Be a Voice during a Pandemic, Wildfires, and Racial Violence

Edited by Jeanne C. DeFazio Foreword by Julia C. Davis Afterword by Martha Reyes