About Luke Briggs
Hi, I’m Luke Briggs, and my story is one of second chances, resilience, and God’s grace. I was born in Ukraine and adopted into a loving Christian family in the United States when I was three years old.
My parents believed deeply in the power of love and obedience to God’s call—and over the years, they adopted 37 children, including me. I grew up surrounded by siblings from all walks of life, in a home built on faith, compassion, and strength.
As a child with special needs, life didn’t always come easily. I faced physical, emotional, and social challenges that made the world feel overwhelming at times. But I also had something priceless: a family who believed in me and a quiet dream tucked deep in my heart—I wanted to be a writer.
That dream never faded, even when the odds weren’t in my favor. I worked hard. I took pride in becoming independent, not just for myself, but as proof that growth is possible. With the help of family members I moved out of my parents house and live close by renting a place I can call my own with siblings. I earned a bachelor’s degree from SNHU in Operations Management.
I wanted to grow in an industry that allows my skills to my deep love for strategy, people, and purpose. Every step I’ve taken outside of writing has prepared me to tell stories that matter, that resonate, and that reflect real human experience. And through it all, I never gavethat boyhood dream: to write something worth sharing.
My parents believed deeply in the power of love and obedience to God’s call—and over the years, they adopted 37 children, including me. I grew up surrounded by siblings from all walks of life, in a home built on faith, compassion, and strength.
As a child with special needs, life didn’t always come easily. I faced physical, emotional, and social challenges that made the world feel overwhelming at times. But I also had something priceless: a family who believed in me and a quiet dream tucked deep in my heart—I wanted to be a writer.
That dream never faded, even when the odds weren’t in my favor. I worked hard. I took pride in becoming independent, not just for myself, but as proof that growth is possible. With the help of family members I moved out of my parents house and live close by renting a place I can call my own with siblings. I earned a bachelor’s degree from SNHU in Operations Management.
I wanted to grow in an industry that allows my skills to my deep love for strategy, people, and purpose. Every step I’ve taken outside of writing has prepared me to tell stories that matter, that resonate, and that reflect real human experience. And through it all, I never gavethat boyhood dream: to write something worth sharing.