Debbie Harris holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Speech Education, a Master of Performance Studies degree from Bob Jones University, and a Masters of Science degree from Texas A & M University at Commerce with a double emphasis in School Counseling and Community Counseling. She has also served as an Assistant Professor of Speech and Drama at Grand Rapids Baptist College and Seminary (now Cornerstone University) and as Adjunct Professor of Drama at Dallas Baptist University. She is currently a School Counselor and has been a volunteer Chaplain at Parkland Hospital. She is also a member of the Authors Guild and a member of the American Academy of Poets. She has been featured in Southern Writer's Magazine, Old Schoolhouse magazine, and on various online blogs. She is currently a 2017-2018 C.S. Lewis Fellow In Training.

Her first poetry book, Which Church Am I? has been featured in World Magazine, Home & School Magazine, Southern Writers Magazine and listed on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and Christian Bookstore Distributor Websites. Which Church Am I? is available as an E-book available on Kindle and Sony. Written in skillfully crafted free verse, poet Debbie Harris blends elegance, beauty, and sensitivity into Christ-centered portraits. Which Church Am I? is a compelling and thought-provoking poetry series challenging both seekers and believers to thoughtfully ponder the modern-day church. The reader is invited to enter each church as a participant. This poetry series is a must-have for those who desire an intimate personal relationship with Jesus Christ.

Her second poetry book, 365 Christ Centered Contemplative Poems, is a daily devotional encouraging all believers to claim Jesus Christ as their source for victorious and joyous living. It is available on Amazon and Barnes and Noble in paperback and e-book format. Her passion is to further the kingdom of the Savior through Christian poetry and exalt the name of Jesus Christ, the name above all names. Please drop by and visit her daily blog at dharrisdevotionals.wordpress.com