Dillon Woods graduated from the University of Toronto, Canada with a Masters of Divinity degree (a program which combines master level classes in philosophy, psychology and theology.). During his studies, Mr. Woods was a member of a Franciscan Monastery. As a Franciscan he lived a life of ascetic discipline, traveled as a gospel singer and itinerate preacher and pursued his Masters degree.
Throughout his life, Mr. Woods has combined his interest in community service and entertainment in a wide variety of ways. He has given hundreds of seminars throughout North and Central America discussing topics of self-improvement, caregiving, improving communication skills and spirituality. He has composed and produced several original albums of music. His latest work is an album entitled Seasons. He is a published photographer and author. For many years, Mr. Woods has been involved in supporting caregivers, hospices and medical professionals across the country with his two books entitled, Where Souls Meet: Caring for the seriously ill and Questions... for Quiet Times. Presently, he is involved in creating video segments for caregivers and nonprofit organizations.
Over the years his work and philanthropic community service has caused him to wear a wide range of hats. Besides the above mentioned accomplishments, his varied experiences range from teaching, to being a hospital chaplain, to building houses and roads in the poorest parts of Mexico, to being an international fundraiser for the charity missions in Brazil. He is a certified personal fitness trainer, certified massage therapist and has worked as a nutrition consultant for many companies and individuals who sought to improve their relationship with body via exercise and / or nutrition. Whatever the cause, the commitment to service is a continuing thread in his professional and personal life.