Sarah Thebarge

Sarah Thebarge, a multifaceted professional, has a presence in the realms of writing, public speaking and medical science. She published a memoir, "The Invisible Girls," which gained acclaim as a World Magazine Notable Book and was selected as the First Year Experience book by Mississippi State University.

In addition to authoring a successful memoir, Thebarge is a prolific blogger and journalist. Her work has been featured in prominent publications like National Geographic, USA Today, Everyday Health, and more. Furthermore, her blog has been highlighted by MSNBC.com, and her contribution to Christianity Today's "This is Our City" project secured her the first prize from the Evangelical Press Association.

Not limited to written communication, Thebarge also frequently leverages her skills and experiences as a public speaker. She is regularly invited to speak at retreats, churches, colleges, and conferences. Her speaking engagements have taken her to platforms like Donald Miller's Storyline Conference and the Jubilee Conference, in addition to over 40 universities and colleges. Thebarge is also a spokesperson for Vanity Fair Lingerie's Women Who Do campaign and Compassion International. She presents talks on International Aid, Health Communications and Public Health, and also conducts nonfiction writing workshops, bringing her knowledge and experiences directly to her audience.

Thebarge's extensive background in medical science further solidifies her credibility. She studied at Yale School of Medicine and practiced international medicine in countries like Togo, West Africa, Kenya, and the Dominican Republic. Her experiences practicing medicine abroad are chronicled in her book, "WELL."