Dr. Bailey has loved history since childhood, thanks to her father's influence. Discussions about history were the norm and continue today with her adult children. Dr. Bailey received her Bachelor of Arts in History from Geneva College in Pennsylvania, where she served as a teaching assistant in the Department of Humanities. After graduation, she taught in Classical Christian schools in St Simons Island, Orlando, Massachusetts, and North Carolina. She took time from classroom teaching to raise her three children and homeschool them with her husband. Grace earned her Master’s in History from Liberty University and received her Doctor of Philosophy in History in the winter of 2026. Her dissertation title is: "Hoch der Kaiser, der Kaiser killed a cat." An examination of anti-German Sentiment in pring in the British Empire during the Great War: Australia and New Zealand, 1914-1918.
Late 19th-century Europe through WWII is her favorite historical period. Dr. Bailey favors a more cultural approach to history, identifying themes, culture, society, and politics. She is also an Adjunct Professor of History at Luther Rice College and Seminary.
When she isn’t researching or writing, you can find her with her family, sheepadoodle Count Basie, sewing, or enjoying a good cup of coffee with friends. Dr. Bailey, her husband, and their children are active members at Westminster Presbyterian (PCA) in Atlanta.
