About Margaret
Foster care survivor. Faith writer. President of the Christian Employers Alliance. The story behind the books.
Her Story
A life that needed
something to hold on to.
Margaret Iuculano grew up in foster care, a childhood defined by uncertainty, impermanence, and the kind of transitions that make it hard to trust anything, let alone a God you cannot see.
Faith came not as a comfortable inheritance but as a conviction won slowly, tested often, and held to with both hands. The questions she sat with are the ones her writing now addresses directly: What do you do when your identity has been fragmented? What does hope look like when the next chapter hasn't been written yet?
Writing became the place where those questions got honest answers. Not easy ones, but real ones. Her work is a record of that search.
The young girl pictured in Your Story Isn't Over is Margaret, with her German Shepherd, Greta. Greta was a well trained protection dog who would watch her play for hours, making sure she did not go out into the street. Greta was her shepherd while she learned and searched for the true Shepherd.
The pearl comes from a pastor Margaret met one day, who said God showed him her in a dream and said, "Margaret is my pearl in the making."
Beyond the Page
Faith lived out
in the workplace.
Margaret serves as President of the Christian Employers Alliance, a network of more than 30,000 Christian business owners united around the right of faith-driven employers to operate according to their convictions.
Under her leadership, the Alliance has secured two permanent federal injunctions protecting the religious liberties of its members. This work is, in many ways, an extension of the same conviction that drives her writing.
30,000+
Christian business owners in the Alliance network
2
Permanent federal injunctions protecting religious liberty
The testimony in her writing and the advocacy in her work
come from the same place.
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