Background
Shriver, Peggy Ann Leu was born on July 23, 1931 in Muscatine, Iowa, United States. Daughter of George Chester and Zelda Marguerita (Wunder) Leu.
( In eighty-two very personal poems, Peggy Shriver writes...)
In eighty-two very personal poems, Peggy Shriver writes about a broad range of human relationships and the search of God moving within those relationships--from the intimacy of marriage to the reality of the New York streets. With sensitivity to the human predicament, Shriver demonstrates that grace can be found in daily life.
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Shriver, Peggy Ann Leu was born on July 23, 1931 in Muscatine, Iowa, United States. Daughter of George Chester and Zelda Marguerita (Wunder) Leu.
Bachelor, Central College, 1953. HHD (honorary), Central College, 1979.
Staff executive office review and evaluation, General Assembly Presbyterian Church United States of America, Atlanta, 1973-1975;
assistant general secretary office research evaluation and planning, National Council Churches of Christ, United States of America, New York City, 1976-1989;
staff associate professional church leadership, National Council Churches of Christ, United States of America, New York City, since 1989. National secretary United Christian Youth Movement, 1951-1953. Board directors Christianity and Crisis, 1977-1990, Center for Theology and Public Policy, Washington, since 1978.
Delegate to World Council Churches Faith, Science and Future Consultation, 1979. Member interreligious delegation to Romania, Appeal to Conscience Foundation, 1980.
( In eighty-two very personal poems, Peggy Shriver writes...)
(Book by Hutcheson, Richard G., Shriver, Peggy L.)
(Book by Peggy L. Shriver)
Protestant consultant Girl Scouts American, since 1984. Consultant World Association Girl Guides and Girl Scouts, London, since 1994. Member staff, ex-committee Resources for Civic Conversation, 1997-1998, National Council Churches of Christ United States of America.
Member executive committee Berkshire Institute on REligion and the Arts, since 1991. Member Religious Research Association (president 1993-1994), John Milton Society (board directors since 1989).
Married Donald Woods Shriver, August 9, 1953. Children: Gregory, Margaret Ann, Timothy.