Linda Vogt Turner is a Canadian author and faith-based speaker whose work explores the intersection of personal testimony, theological insight, and prophetic imagination.
Her book, The Ecumenical Affair, traces a journey that is both deeply personal and spiritually profound—weaving scripture, memory and the story of Mary Magdalene, the woman at the heart of the Gospel. This theme, which Linda calls the Heartbeat of the Gospel, runs through her ministry and writing.
What began in 1983 as a surprising dinner conversation with a Greek philosopher and a Roman Catholic priest became a lifelong calling. Once a homemaker with no formal credentials, Linda’s path opened to academic study, international ecumenical gatherings, and recognition in Marquis Who’s Who for her contributions to faith-based dialogue.
She writes for those who are watching, waiting, working, and praying — seeking a Gospel that still speaks today.
“If I hadn’t met the Greek that day near Jericho Beach, I don’t know if my faith would have blossomed as it has.”
— Linda Vogt Turner
Linda shares her reflections through writing, speaking, and her website at lindavogtturner.ca, as well as her WordPress blog at lindavogtturnerca.wordpress.com, where she engages with other blog writers — encouraging others to discover how the Gospel continues to unfold — not just in Scripture, but in our own lives.
