About the Author |
Wellington Watts grew up in a pastor's home. His Christian heritage includes several generations of ministers on both his mother and father's sides of the family. In Canada his great-grandparents were Wesleyan Methodists. Their farm was about two miles out of Winchester, Ontario. A Rev. Shea was pastor of the Winchester Church for 25 years. Some of the Shea boys worked on his great-grandfather’s farm. His father's Aunt Inda babysat George on many occasions. Later George would grow up and be known to the world as George Beverly Shea of the Billy Graham Crusades.
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Additional Information About the Author
History
After graduating from high school, Wellington received his bachelors degree from Eastern Pilgrim College/United Wesleyan College. He is a certified public school teacher. His 33 years in education include 12 years as a public school teacher, 13 years as a private Christian high school principal, 5 years as a private Christian school elementary school teacher, 3 years as a private Christian school elementary and middle school principal. He has also worked in churches as music and choir director and have conducted and arranged many musical productions
and created musical dramatizations, directed special
programs, and lead community choirs.
Accomplishments
The
Unity Music Singers, a community choir, was formed
in 1998. This choir presented the multimedia program, "A
Salute to Heroes - We Will Never Forget", five
times in 1999.
He's also written the music for the production
of a tape and CD. He has been featured in an article
written by Kevin Riordan of the Courier Post because
of a song he wrote as a result of the Sept. 11th tragedy.
“Let the Light of Freedom Shine.”
God has provided Wellington with an opportunity
for ministry through the Internet. It is only through
the empowerment of the Holy Spirit, prayer,
and faith
that
this can
be accomplished. His first website is called Unity Music and you can learn more about by clicking the links in the left-hand column.