Featured Story
Where Have You Gone,
Mary Rose?
A true story of 5th graders on a first date.
Read this story →Ron Wilbur is a storyteller, retired pastor, speaker, and business marketing and branding consultant. This redesigned library brings together fiction, business insight, and Christian life in a more vivid, memorable experience.
From childhood moral tales and imaginative fiction to marketing strategy, branding, ministry, service to the homeless, and reflections on faith, Ron’s writing spans both creativity and conviction.
Short stories, book series, Christmas stories, and imaginative storytelling for a wide range of readers.
Insights from decades in branding, communications, growth strategy, websites, and corporate positioning.
Reflections on faith, ministry, service, Christian living, and lessons shaped by pastoral experience.
Titles below are organized by the age of readers or listeners for whom they are intended. The aim is not only entertainment, but stories with feeling, imagination, and often a meaningful insight beneath the surface.
Short Stories • 5th grade through adult
Short Stories • 7th grade through adult
Short Stories • High school through adult
Short Stories • Adult
Book Series
In process • Coming soon
In process • Coming soon
Grandpa Wilbur’s Christmas Stories
Originally written annually for family members.
Christmas Stories • All ages
Christmas Stories • 5th grade through adult
Christmas Stories • 7th grade through adult
Christmas Stories • High school through adult
This section is ready for your business and marketing article library. It uses the same dramatic visual theme, so when article links are added the category will feel fully integrated into the site.
For insights on how companies define value, clarify their identity, and communicate distinctively in competitive markets.
A home for articles on campaigns, content, websites, digital marketing, presentations, and persuasive communication.
Articles here can speak to leadership, growth, markets, customer understanding, and strategic expansion.
When you are ready, each article can appear as a linked title with a brief one-line summary beneath it, mirroring the fiction sections above.
This section is designed for your ministry, faith, Christian life, devotionals, and service-related writing, with a format consistent with the fiction and business sections.
A place for articles that encourage, challenge, and help readers apply faith in practical daily life.
Ideal for reflections from pastoral ministry, outreach, leadership, and serving people in need.
This area can gather devotional pieces, seasonal reflections, and spiritually oriented holiday writing.
As with the business section, article titles can be listed with short summaries beneath them for clean scanning and easy reading.
A storyteller shaped by childhood reading, a retired pastor with a heart for ministry and service, and a marketing and branding consultant with experience serving global corporations.
As a child, Ron’s mother used to read Uncle Arthur’s Bedtime Stories to him and his sister. That early grounding in tales with solid moral messages helped shape his life and career, which is part of why so many of his stories and books are written for younger readers while still speaking to adults.
Across fiction, ministry writing, and business communications, the common thread is a desire to say something worthwhile in a memorable way. This redesigned site brings that range together in one place, with a stronger visual presence and more inviting entry points for readers.