Pamela Cosel

Pamela (Zordani) Cosel is a freelance writer and editor first published as a journalist in 1980. She has written for newspapers, magazines and online news, having worked in television at KXRM/FOX21 in Colorado Springs, Colorado and KXAN/NBC in Austin, Texas. Pam covered the Democratic National Convention in Denver in 2008 as a blogger for KXRM, the year Barack Obama won the presidential nomination. She has also worked in communications in the non-profit sector with United Way and Hospice. As a Christian, Pam believes the book "Return of Christ: The Second Coming" comes at the right time for our world. So much division and anger leaves people feeling hurt and empty. What would you do if Jesus came back today? This action-packed book explores how the world reacts, and Pam is ready for Jesus's second coming! She is also pleased to have been on the writing team for "Jesus to Jesus," due to the book's focus on promoting peace and interfaith harmony. Her background includes 14 years of work in city government in communications, special events management and tourism. She retired in 2018 from her role as the public information officer for the City of Taylor, Texas in order to focus on her writing and editing business, ATXEditing. Pam’s expertise in planning and managing special events reached a global scope when she worked as the internal communications manager for World Youth Day ’93 in Denver, the international gathering of 250,000 youth and young people from around the world for a week of religious activities, held at the calling of Pope John Paul II. Her responsibilities included coordination of the communication logistics for the outdoor meeting of President Bill Clinton and Pope John Paul II at Denver’s old Stapleton International Airport. Later, Pam was hired to produce two special events in one day for former television entertainer and musician John Tesh, in conjunction with his “Live at Red Rocks” concert in Denver. She relocated from Austin, TX, to Eureka, CA, in July 2021, where she focuses on her writing, volunteer work, singing, and spending time with her family.