Rev. Dr. Mary Johnson, is an acclaimed author and highly experienced pastor, counselor, educator, preacher, and seminar leader. She has served many years as an Adjunct College Professor and has earned credentials as a state licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor (LCMHC), Nationally Certified Pastoral Counselor (AAPC), Nationally Certified Counselor (NCC). Dr. Johnson has been included in "Who's Who Among Human Services Professionals" and "Who's Who In Religion." She has served as an ordained minister since 1975 and acted as director of Renew and Green Pastures Counseling Centers. While serving as Executive Director of Good News Ministries in NH, she was appointed to the Adjunct Faculties of Antioch New England Graduate School, Goddard College, Gordon Conwell Seminary, Keene State, & UNH. She trained graduate level counselors and ministers for decades along with years of experience as an approved Clinical Supervisor for graduate level Clinical Counseling interns, ministers, Marriage & Family Counselors, and pastors. Rev. Johnson has pastored in Methodist, Congregational, Assembly of God, and Independent churches and worked in Hospital Chaplaincy at Holy Family Hospital and Tewksbury State in Mass. while training chaplains. Rev Johnson has earned a D.Min. in Clinical Psychology from Andover Newton in Newton, Mass., a ThM, cum laude, from Boston University School Of Theology, and BS, cum laude, from Black Hills State in S.D. She is a skilled graphic artist who beautifully illustrates her own books and has attended the K C, Mo. Art Institute and been listed as a member of the National Art Honor Society. Rev. Dr. Johnson is the author of five other highly rated published books available currently on either the Amazon.com bookstore or Barnes and Noble online including: Flying Free: Transforming Grief and Loss into Renewal", Following The Angel Trail: In The Steps Of Jesus," "Love In Action: The Healing Heritage Of The Counseling Ministry Of The Church", "Visions Of Hope: Voices Of Americana" and "Healing Streams". She has also been published in both the "Keene Sentinel" and AAPC Professional Journal, "Journeys".
