Biography

Pamela Gilbreath grew up in Texas and married husband Tom while still in high school. They have been married over 35 years, have both been in ministry the majority of that time, and each enjoys a history of writing, speaking, and performing. Tom worked as an Administrative Assistant to the Rev. Harald Bredesen for over twenty-three years and is now working free-lance with Gilbreath Productions. They have two adult children and one grandson. Their daughter, Angela, is married to Ricco, they are the proud parents of Antonio. Angela is also manager of a large San Diego bookstore. Their son, David, works in video game design in Orange County.

Pamela served for more than fourteen years in church administration, and is now employed as Media and Communications Manager with Transitions Industries, a medical device manufacturer located in Lubbock, TX. She continues free-lance work on website and graphic design while pursuing a ministry in writing and speaking. Pamela served as a as an Assistant Hospital Chaplain in Escondido, CA and cherishes friendships forged at Bible Study Fellowship and a Christian Toastmaster's International group in Vista, CA. She served as a minister in nursing homes and a women's prison, and enjoyed summers as a Kids Camp staff member and counselor.

Pamela is an actor, director, and has written Christian drama for adults and children, worked as a fund raiser and organizer for public school and church activities, and recorded voice-overs for radio and television commercials. She has regularly taught adults, children, and youth in various settings. She and husband Tom also make up Gilbreath Productions, offering writing, graphic design, and web design and maintenance, behind the camera work, on-camera work, voice talents, and video editing.

Pamela enjoys writing and longs to touch the hearts of unbelievers, lift up Jesus Christ, encourage believers, and challenge every reader to make godly decisions even in the difficult places of life. She has written a Christian novel, The Preacher's Promise, which is set in her native Texas in the period just after the fall of the Alamo.