Eric E. Wright
Contact
Eric E. Wright
13,643 Little Lake Road
RR #2, Colborne, ON K0K 1S0
wrightee@eagle.ca
www.countrywindow.ca
Biography
Eric E. Wright grew up in the west-end of Toronto, studied forestry at the University of Toronto then transferred to Columbia International University in South Carolina to receive training in overseas ministry. There he met and married Mary Helen, a nurse from SC.
Together they served in Pakistan for 16 years where Eric was the co-founder of the Open Theological Seminary, which now serves over 1500 students. While there he wrote five self-teaching textbooks for this extension school.
Upon their return to Canada he pastored a church in Toronto for nine years until the passion to write became too strong to deny. From 1991 to the present eight of his books have been published. For the past decade he has edited a quarterly seniors’ magazine, the Fellowship.
Through a Country Window – Inspiring stories from out where the sky springs free, published in 2001, tells the story of Eric & Mary Helen’s move from the city to a country property. In a whimsical and often humorous style it draws readers into their story with a view to helping them celebrate country life.
Eric & Mary Helen live in Salem and have three married children and nine grandchildren. Eric is a member of the Writers’ Union of Canada and The Word Guild.
Books




Church — No Spectator Sport How to discover and develop one’s spiritual gifts.
Through a Country Window Vignettes of inspiration and humour drawn from the experience of moving from a city home to a country property.
Revolutionary Forgiveness How to rise above resentment and bitterness to live a life characterized by forgiveness and grace.
The Lightning File A Josh Radley suspense novel; what readers call a captivating, pulse-racing, thought-provoking contemporary thriller in which terrorists target America from Canadian soil.
Down a Country Road 52 seasonal readings from out where the sky springs free; inspirational meditations on snow and stones, animals and autumn, light and leaves, waves and weeds—along with many other aspects of country life that open windows of insight into eternal realities.
Eric's Newest Book - Captives of Minara
Captives of Minara is a suspense novel set in Pakistan's turbulent present. Journalist Josh Radley travels to the excavation of a 4500 year-old lost city where he stumbles on a gang kidnapping women and children to be sold into slavery. Josh and his daughter Janice and wife Stephanie face sabotage, theft, and murder.
These and other Eric E. Wright books may be ordered through www.countrywindow.ca.

