Books Becoming a Vessel of Honor by Rebecca Brown (Author)

There appear to be two different authors named Rebecca Brown with distinct backgrounds.

Rebecca Brown, the American novelist, essayist, playwright, and professor, born in 1956, is known for her stark, minimalist prose style. She has written notable works including "The Gifts of the Body," a Lambda Literary Award-winning collection about AIDS care, as well as other literary works exploring themes of illness, loss, and identity. She has had a respected literary career, teaching creative writing and participating in numerous residencies and artistic endeavors.

Another Rebecca Brown (Rebecca Julia Brown) is a former doctor and controversial Christian author known for books addressing spiritual warfare, Satanism, and deliverance ministry. She has authored several widely debated books published by Chick Publications, with claims about exorcisms and spiritual battles.

Since "Becoming a Vessel of Honor" fits more with Christian spiritual themes, it is likely written by the second Rebecca Brown who focuses on Christian spirituality and deliverance. This Rebecca Brown's works often emphasize spiritual warfare, deliverance, and Christian living.