Quinn Schipper is a follower of Jesus from childhood, an ordained minister, and a facilitator of inner healing. He and Becky wed in 1979, did church planting and development in New Zealand for 10 years, and have a 30-year-old Millennial somewhere on the adulting spectrum. Quinn co-founded two nonprofits, one to unite the Body of Christ, the other to address the prevention and alleviation of poverty. Quinn and Becky moved from Denton, Texas, to beautiful downtown Bartlesville, Oklahoma, in June 2020.
Quinn's first book, Trading Faces, is on the healing of dissociation. Language of Forgiveness followed, then two books on hearing God's voice and experiencing God's Word, respectively. Quinn's writing reflects his personal journey and experiences with others. Biblical examples and practical application are hallmarks of his writing.
Fun Facts.
Quinn studied at the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture, knew the Price family, and is a docent at the Price Tower Arts Center in Bartlesville.
In a previous life, Quinn was an orchestral bass violinist.
He's a bit (okay, a lot) of a coffee nerd and co-hosted a coffee club with a popular Dallas roaster.
For fun, Quinn writes. Daily. He enjoys reading, likes to cook, and has finessed a killer granola recipe.
Lifestyle? Minimalist. Temperament? ISTJ.