Randall Frame is Acquisitions Editor at Judson Press in Valley Forge, PA (Judson is the publishing arm of the American Baptist Churches). He was previously Director of Communications at Eastern Seminary (Philadelphia) and Associate News Editor at Christianity Today magazine in Chicago.

His published works include over 600 newspaper and magazine articles as well as eight books, including Maximum Security (Crossway, 1993), Real Hope in Chicago (Zondervan, 1995), How Right is the Right? (Zondervan,1996), Praise and Promise: A History of Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary (Donning, 2000) and A Rocky Road ( Judson Press, 2002)

Frame has a M.A. in Communications from Wheaton College and a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from California University of Pennsylvania. He has also taken graduate-level courses in the areas of theology and psychology and has written both a screenplay and a stage play.

In Fixing Haiti a young man's encounter with a child at risk of starvation leads to a new realization about life's priorities. This account is based on the author's one-week experience in Haiti in the mid-1990s.

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