Shannon Vandewarker is passionate about helping people find God in their everyday lives. This passion was fueled during her years of study as she earned her BA in biblical studies from Azusa Pacific University and a master of divinity from Bethel Seminary. She worked in Fuller Seminary’s Cascade Fellows program, designing theological studies and practical exercises to help disciples explore the integration of their ordinary working life with their discipleship. Shannon writes on the theology of an ordinary life on her blog www.shannonvandewarker.com. She lives in San Diego, California, with her two young sons and husband, Dan, who is a pastor.
Denise Daniels is a professor of management at Seattle Pacific University. She earned her BA in psychology and economics at Wheaton College and her PhD in organizational behavior at the University of Washington. Denise regularly consults and provides executive coaching services and leadership development training. She is an active participant in the faith at work movement, speaking about meaningful work, Sabbath, leadership, gender, and motivation, and she also conducts an empirical study of the faith and work intersection of thirteen thousand people in the United States. Denise and her husband, Craig, have four adolescent and young adult children. They attend Bethany Presbyterian Church in Seattle.
