Katherine Elberfeld
Writer and Author
katie@kaewrites.comKatie has been writing since she was five, using a pencil to create short stories, kept in a spiral notebook. Her Christmas present to her friends in the first grade was a collection of short stories, bound in green construction paper and decorated with a red bow, titled "Made-up Stories".
Katie has a bachelor's degree in English from The University of the South in Sewanee, Tenn., a master's degree in communication from The American University in Washington, D.C., and a master's degree in divinity from The Virginia Theological Seminary in Alexandria, Va. Katie is passionate about reading, hiking, crossword puzzles, sudoku, and music and stubbornly remains a "Far Side" aficionado.
Katherine draws inspiration for her writing from careers as a freelance journalist, Episcopal priest, and as founder of the Gabriel Center for Servant-Leadership. As founder of the Gabriel Center for Servant-Leadership, Katie has devoted her life's work to spreading the power and healing touch of servant-leadership throughout the world. Prior to establishing the Gabriel Center, Katie worked as a newspaper reporter, freelance writer and editor. Her articles on servant-leadership have appeared in regional and international publications including, "Leadership in Action," "The (Lexington, Ky.) Advocate," the "Virginia Episcopalian" and "Washington Diocese." Katie's published work also includes "Make Yourselves at Home: And Other Stories", "The Lady of the House, A Novel", "In the Midst of Sunflowers," "To Speak of Love: Reflections on Servant-Leadership in Life and Work," and "Jordan to Jerusalem," a book of meditations for the season of Lent. Her short stories have appeared in "Appalachian Heritage," the literary magazine of Berea College, Berea, Ky. Katie is also an experienced facilitator in the applied human behavioral sciences and is an accomplished, dynamic public speaker.
A native of Georgia, she now lives in Marietta, not far from her hometown of Gainesville.
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Katherine ElberfeldWriter and Author
Alexandra Waller
Curator
info@kaewrites.comAlexandra is the co-founder of Metron Designworks, a Brooklyn based studio providing creative direction and design for the physical and digital experience.
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Alexandra WallerCurator
Mark Elberfeld
Editor
marketing@kaewrites.comMark is editor at KAE Writes, and President of The Gabriel Center for Servant-Leadership. He grew up in Alexandria, Va., and taught in metro-Washington, D.C. and in Budapest, Hungary before settling in the Atlanta area. He holds a bachelor’s degree in English and art history from the University of the South in Sewanee, Tenn., a master’s degree in English from the Bread Loaf School of English in Middlebury, Vt., and a master's degree in creative writing from Georgia State University. He is also on the board of directors of the Center for Emotional Intelligence and Human Relations.
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Mark ElberfeldEditor
Katherine Elberfeld
Writer and Author
katie@kaewrites.comKatie has been writing since she was five, using a pencil to create short stories, kept in a spiral notebook. Her Christmas present to her friends in the first grade was a collection of short stories, bound in green construction paper and decorated with a red bow, titled "Made-up Stories".
Katie has a bachelor's degree in English from The University of the South in Sewanee, Tenn., a master's degree in communication from The American University in Washington, D.C., and a master's degree in divinity from The Virginia Theological Seminary in Alexandria, Va. Katie is passionate about reading, hiking, crossword puzzles, sudoku, and music and stubbornly remains a "Far Side" aficionado.
Katherine draws inspiration for her writing from careers as a freelance journalist, Episcopal priest, and as founder of the Gabriel Center for Servant-Leadership. As founder of the Gabriel Center for Servant-Leadership, Katie has devoted her life's work to spreading the power and healing touch of servant-leadership throughout the world. Prior to establishing the Gabriel Center, Katie worked as a newspaper reporter, freelance writer and editor. Her articles on servant-leadership have appeared in regional and international publications including, "Leadership in Action," "The (Lexington, Ky.) Advocate," the "Virginia Episcopalian" and "Washington Diocese." Katie's published work also includes "Make Yourselves at Home: And Other Stories", "The Lady of the House, A Novel", "In the Midst of Sunflowers," "To Speak of Love: Reflections on Servant-Leadership in Life and Work," and "Jordan to Jerusalem," a book of meditations for the season of Lent. Her short stories have appeared in "Appalachian Heritage," the literary magazine of Berea College, Berea, Ky. Katie is also an experienced facilitator in the applied human behavioral sciences and is an accomplished, dynamic public speaker.
A native of Georgia, she now lives in Marietta, not far from her hometown of Gainesville.
Katherine ElberfeldWriter and Author
Alexandra Waller
Curator
info@kaewrites.comAlexandra is the co-founder of Metron Designworks, a Brooklyn based studio providing creative direction and design for the physical and digital experience.
Alexandra WallerCurator
Mark Elberfeld
Editor
marketing@kaewrites.comMark is editor at KAE Writes, and President of The Gabriel Center for Servant-Leadership. He grew up in Alexandria, Va., and taught in metro-Washington, D.C. and in Budapest, Hungary before settling in the Atlanta area. He holds a bachelor’s degree in English and art history from the University of the South in Sewanee, Tenn., a master’s degree in English from the Bread Loaf School of English in Middlebury, Vt., and a master's degree in creative writing from Georgia State University. He is also on the board of directors of the Center for Emotional Intelligence and Human Relations.
Mark ElberfeldEditor
KAE Writes is an online community for the explorer and storyteller in us all. Established by author and novelist Katherine Elberfeld, KAE Writes is a trusted resource for your personal journey of discovery; share your experiences, expand your purpose, and nurture your passions through the power of the written word.