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Welcome to the writings, musings and art of Pam Teschner.

I’m driven by a passion to know God more fully and to express His truth and beauty through my writing, art and music. My creativity and inspiration flow out of the transforming journey of a deepening relationship with Jesus Christ.

The Willamette Valley of Western Oregon has been my life-long home. The beauty of Oregon is woven into the fabric of my soul and inspires my creativity.

I retired in June 2019 from Corban University where I taught and was the Associate Provost for Academics. My 40+ year career began and ended in education with various administrative and managerial roles in state government between those bookends.

I’m a watercolorist, guitarist, bassist, vocalist, speaker of God’s truth, writer, mom and grandma. Retirement has given me more time for all of this, and my life now revolves around family, friends, church worship ministry and art.


“I am but one of a throng of humanity. Yet through the global cacophony of voices, my small voice turns the face of God….Even as I draw breath to cry, He has already turned and bent to my need.”

excerpt from “A Heart made for god” by pam teschner

“Do you know that the great longing of the great heart of God is for intimate friendship with you? Your heart was made to be locked in perfect oneness with the heart of the Living God. The door to sweet intimacy with God will swing open with the key of faith and the breath of a prayer.”

excerpt from “in the company of god” by pam teschner.


Recent Posts

To the Moon and Back

“I love you to the moon and back”[i] is a tender expression, but consider this:

I have loved you with an everlasting love; I have drawn you with unfailing kindness. Jeremiah 31:3

His love for you reaches infinitely farther than 478,000 miles (to the moon and back). The origin of His love is untraceable, unknowable and exceeds the limitless distance of space and time. It has no origin, no beginning and no end. It is an everlasting love from before time and forever.

Day after day, He whispers, “I love you.” He keeps saying and saying it. He never grows tired of saying it and delights in doing so. He has always loved you and will always love you, no matter what.

The fire of His love never flickers or dims and can never be extinguished, even when we fail, even when we don’t love Him back. He relentlessly draws us to Himself with unfailing, unflinching, undeserving kindness.


[i] Hepworth, Amelia. (2015). I Love You to the Moon and Back. Tiger Tales.

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