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 The Morrisons are executive directors and co-founders of Healing for the Nations, an international, non-denominational, non-profit organization that brings a dynamic message of healing to the Body of Christ. Their teaching and creative exercises challenge seekers and believers to enter into a journey of deeper devotion to Christ –a journey that affects all of life, not just what happens on Sundays! As a team they have impacted church congregations, missionary organizations and Christian leaders in over seventy nations. Healing for the Nations, based in Marietta, Georgia, also has ministry teams in England, Holland, Germany, and France.  Rujon combines faith and "real world" common sense to help people encounter heart revelation of God's truth and love in their lives. Many describe her teaching as "real,” saying, “she gets in our hearts and touches where we live.” She has a unique gift of creatively presenting theological concepts in a way that moves God’s truth from head to heart! From 1980 – 1990, Rujon worked as clinical program director of both substance abuse and psychiatric hospital programs for adolescents and adults. She also served as the National Special Programs Coordinator for Rapha Hospitals throughout the United States. Her work in this area also enabled her to pioneer the first free-standing Christian partial hospital program in Georgia which received Joint Commission of Hospital Accreditation. As a writer, she has contributed to a number of Rapha Recovery books and workbooks, in the area of addiction and codependency, as well as Search for Significance and Search for Freedom. As a pioneer of 12-Step Christian recovery groups, Rujon co-authored The Right Step Program—a program which impacted eight countries internationally. She co-authored From Head to Heart, with Robert McGee, and has contributed to Christian Counseling Today, the quarterly publication of the American Association of Christian Counselors. As a speaker, Rujon addresses a wide range of audiences—from church leadership seminars, retreats and conferences to Sunday morning services. She has spoken throughout the U.S. and a number of countries internationally. Beyond the Christian venue, she has also conducted forums for the World President’s Organization. Robert McGee, author of Search for Significance, and Rujon have teamed together to present Search for Significance as a DVD series, and her latest DVD teaching series is designed to compliment the workbook, Conquering Codependency. Rujon holds a Masters degree in Evangelism Studies: Leadership, Renewal and Mission with Distinction from the University of Sheffield, England. She has completed work towards a Masters degree in Leadership and Diversity at Fuller Theological Seminary and is currently pursuing doctoral studies via Minnesota Graduate School of Theology/Oxford Educational Network, in the area of healing and cultural change. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Southern Mississippi with honors in the areas of Education, Interrelated Special Services, and in Psychology. Rujon and her husband Steve are executive directors and co-founders of Healing for the Nations, an international, non-denominational, non-profit organization that brings a dynamic message of healing to the Body of Christ. Their teaching and creative exercises challenge seekers and believers to enter into a journey of deeper devotion to Christ. As a team they have impacted church congregations, missionary organizations and Christian leaders in over seventy nations. Healing for the Nations, based in Marietta, Georgia, also has ministry teams in England, Holland, Germany, Austria and France. Steve and Rujon Morrison live in Marietta, Georgia. They have six children and four grandchildren. |
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