MaryKate Morse
MaryKate Morse is a professor of leadership and spiritual formation at George Fox University Seminary. She holds the BS degree from Longwood University; MA and MDiv degrees from Western Evangelical Seminary (now George Fox Evangelical Seminary); and PhD in Leadership, Gonzaga University. A recorded Quaker minister and a trained spiritual director, Morse has expertise and research interests in healthy spiritual leadership, leadership development and formation, deep change processes in individuals and in groups, power and influence, team and gender issues, spiritual direction, and prayer. She was a keynote speaker at InterVarsity’s Following Christ 2008 conference. She is married and has three adult children and two grandchildren. She loves being with her friends and family, reading, and meeting new people in new places.
Articles by MaryKate Morse
MaryKate Morse • 13 Aug 2009
What guides our life and allows us to act as persons of integrity and courage in the face of evil? MaryKate Morse describes this gift from God as she experienced it in her own life.
MaryKate Morse • 13 Jul 2009
Iulia de Beausobre's response to torture under Stalin's regime models God's gift of love.
MaryKate Morse • 19 May 2009
MaryKate Morse proposes a spiritual discipline to prevent fear from sabotaging our ability to flourish.
MaryKate Morse • 21 Apr 2009
MaryKate Morse introduces her series by asking why we often feel more stuck than free.
MaryKate Morse • 28 Oct 2008
What does it mean to be the yeast factor? Professor and spiritual director MaryKate Morse explores Jesus’ use of this surprising image in his parable of the kingdom.
MaryKate Morse • 28 Oct 2008
What does it mean to be the yeast factor? Professor and spiritual director MaryKate Morse explores Jesus’ use of this surprising image in his parable of the kingdom.