Becky Wright

Audiences from America to Africa have found inspiration and hope after hearing Becky Wright speak. Her riveting story of tragedy and triumph resounds with audiences of all ages. An award-winning singer/songwriter and Nashville recording artist, Becky usually includes her poignant music in her talks, and audiences and event planners are always grateful for the added impact. Her music, on thousands of radio stations, is more than entertaining... it is life-changing, according to countless testimonials. 

Ms. Wright is a frequent keynote speaker at conferences, women's events, adoption/foster events, churches, crisis pregnancy ministries, civic groups, and schools nationwide, and recently as a conference speaker/teacher in several countries in Africa. She founded the Tahlequah Orphan & Adoption Ministries and serves as an Orphan Sunday Coordinator for the Christian Alliance for Orphans. She is also on the Steering Committee for Oklahoma Fosters, a statewide initiative to enlist more families. As a gifted worship leader, Wright is often called upon to lead worship/ music, give a concert, and speak to church audiences.

Becky is a member of the National Association of Professional Women, Women Speakers Association, and www.eSpeakers.com. She is a Writer and Publisher Member of ASCAP (American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers), and has recorded five albums of her own, and had her music included on over 10 other albums. She is the founder of the Inspiring Hope Blog with hundreds of readers and is writing three books at present: 40 Days Before the Throne (a devotional), The Architect's Daughter (memoir), and Love in a Lurch (biblical help for relationships in trouble).

Becky Wright is a mom of nine through various means and is a passionate advocate for foster care, adoption, and caring for orphans on a global scale. She is a Staff Missionary of Artists in Christian Testimony, International, a Non-Profit 501(c)(3) based in Brentwood, TN. An Oklahoma girl, she earned her BSEd from Northeastern State University in Tahlequah, OK, where she resides with her husband and their youngest three children.