Sara W. Berry has been teaching, be it in a classroom setting or church setting, for over 30 years. This experience began at Millsaps College where she received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Education, as well as numerous education and leadership awards.
Sara is author of 15 books and curriculum projects including the bestselling book, Tap Code, co-written with Col. Carlyle "Smitty" Harris and published by Zondervan; Summer of 1969, co-written by Juanita G. Floyd and published by Integrity Time, LLC; and Trackers of Faith, Old and New Testament, published by Seedbed Publishing.
Her varied work experience includes teaching elementary students in Memphis and Nashville, TN, Jackson, MS, Costa Rica and Ecuador. She was director of a tutorial program for inner city children in Jackson, MS as well as program director for an inner city humanitarian service in Memphis, TN. She also served as Children’s Director for her church in Tupelo, MS.
She is married to Dr. Mont Berry and together they have seven children and three children-in-law.