Roy Morgan GessfordRoy Gessford founded Let in the Light Publishing in 2012. Aspiring authors are encouraged to submit completed manuscripts.Born and raised in Los Angeles, Roy graduated in 1994 from the University of California, San Diego, with a degree in Urban Studis and Planning and minors in Law, History, and Economics. Subsequently, Mr. Gessford earned a Master's Degree of Interfaith Action from Claremont Lincoln University. Roy has always had a deep love for teaching and earned a Multiple Subject Teaching Credential from CalState TEACH in 2012. Gessford's graduate work has included courses in Hebrew, Greek, Latin, and Aramaic. Mr. Gessford has taught and lectured on Aramaic in numerous locales including churches across the United States, the Chaldean Cultural Center in West Bloomfield, Michigan, and at Doshisha University in Kyoto, Japan.Coach Gessford had a 20-year career within the tennis profession as a player, coach, referee, and tournament director. Roy taught tennis at four and five star resorts around the world with Peter Burwash International, and coached tennis at Carmel Valley Ranch for nine years. Images of Roy Gessford playing tennis have appeared in periodicals such as The Wall Street Journal and Tennis Magazine. Gessford shares the wisdom he gained in A High School Tennis Coach's Handbook: For Players, Parents, and Coaches, available in paperback, hardback, spiral bound, and electronic book formats. He has also written for various publications such as tennisplayer.net, Inside Tennis, and the Pulitzer Prize-winning international newspaper The Christian Science Monitor.Roy's current lecture topics include Essential Leadership Qualities, The Lord's Prayer in Aramaic, and Preserving the Chaldean Aramaic Language. Read More Read Less