Elizabeth Geitz was born in Clarksville, Tennessee. A graduate of Vanderbilt University, her books have been hailed by New York Times bestselling authors Desmond Tutu, John Berendt, and Helen Prejean. With a focus on spirituality and justice, her writings speak to people of passion who want to make a difference in the world.An Episcopal priest and newspaper columnist, Elizabeth's newest book, I Am That Child: Changing Hearts and Changing the World, chronicles her odyssey to a Cameroonian orphanage in West Africa. Ranked #1 on Amazon in African Studies in March and April of 2012, the book has changed hearts across the globe.Following her Cameroonian journey, Elizabeth became Founder and CEO of Good Shepherd Sustainable Learning Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to educating Cameroonian children for a sustainable world. She lives in the Delaware Highlands of Pennsylvania with her husband, Michael. Together, they have two grown children, Charlotte and Mike. Visit Elizabeth at www.elizabethgeitz.com. She'd love to hear from you!Elizabeth's favorite sport? Shooting Sporting ClaysLittle known fact about Elizabeth? She won $10,000 on the $20,000 Pyramid with Dick Clarke in 1980.