Pam Tebow

Pam Tebow travels and speaks across the country, encouraging audiences to use the incredible influence God has given them to eternally impact their world.

Pam graduated with honors from the College of Journalism and Communications at he University of Florida. She and her husband, Bob, lived for a number of years as missionaries in the Philippines and continue to serve there through the Bob Tebow Evangelistic Association. Bob and Pam run an orphanage in the Philippines, which has been home to scores of children since 1991. They also support orphanages and a safe house they built for rescued girls in a semiclosed country.

When their youngest son, Tim, won the Heisman Trophy, Pam was featured in national media for her decision to choose life for Tim against a doctor's advice. Their story has been highlighted on Good Morning America, on ESPN, and in a 2010 Super Bowl commercial celebrating family and life.

Pam has won national awards for her ministry work, including the Commission for Women's Inspiring Woman of the Year (2013) and the National Pro-Life Recognition Award (2017).

Pam and Bob live in Florida; they have five grown children and eight grandchildren.