Glenda Green

Glenda Allen Green is an American artist, academic, and writer. She has accomplishments in art, art history, science, philosophy, spirituality, and philosophy. and together they moved to Norman, Oklahoma in 1972. During her period as an M.A. student, she held a three-year Kress fellowship, taught art history, and was curator of collections for the Newcomb College art department. She also worked at Fort Worth's Kimbell Art Museum as a research assistant to the institution's director from 1968–1969. In 1998 she had a show at the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art. More than 20% of her work is now owned by museums such as the Louvre, the British Museum, the Hermitage, and the Prado.

It was during her creation of an inspired painting of Christ, The Lamb and The Lion, in 1992 that she turned to spiritual writing. Glenda has said that before the fall of 1991, when she was asked to paint a portrait of Jesus Christ, she had not considered the possibility of designating an exclusive spiritual purpose to any of her works.

Works Love Without End: Jesus Speaks, Spiritis Publishing (1998) The Keys of Jeshua, Spiritis Publishing (2004)