Megan McKenna, originally from New York City, has lived, visited and gypsied through North and South America (especially Bolivia/Peru), Europe, Asia, Australia, and a collection of islands — Celtic, Japanese, the Philippines, Singapore, Haiti, the Hawaiian Islands, Malaysia, and the Marshall Islands. She works with indigenous groups, in base Christian Communities, and with justice and peace groups as well as parishes, dioceses and religious communities. She has been on the United States National Board of Pax Christi and in 2002 was appointed an Ambassador of Peace for Pax Christi.

An internationally known author, theologian, storyteller and lecturer, she teaches at several colleges and universities and does retreats, workshops and parish missions. She has graduate degrees in Scripture, Adult Education and Literacy from the Graduate Theological Union and the University of California, Berkeley, and a Masters in Systematic Theology from Catholic University. But foremost she is a lover of words — the Scriptures, stories and tales, poetry, images and phrases spoken aloud, written down and spun to make meaning — and how these both convert and transform us and bring meaning and hope to the world. She resides in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

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  • In-depth devotional writings
  • Cross-cultural stories from all the world religions
  • Passion for peace and justice issues
  • A global spiritual perspective.