Ericka Andersen is a freelance writer and mother of two living in Indianapolis. She is the author of Freely Sober: Rethinking Alcohol Through the Lens of Faith and Reason to Return: Why Women Need the Church & the Church Needs Women. She has been published in The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Christianity Today, USA Today, and more.
Ericka Andersen | Pro-life laws do not prohibit treatment of medical emergencies, no matter what disingenuous journalism claims
Ericka Andersen | A bill before Congress would ban what our eyes can clearly see as a monstrous procedure—dismemberment abortion
Ericka Andersen | The White House creates a pro-life website for mothers—while promoting a destructive IVF policy
Ericka Andersen | Pro-life laws don’t outlaw treatments for ectopic pregnancy, but making it explicit provides moral clarity
Ericka Andersen | Medical associations are rethinking the wisdom of transgender procedures for children
Ericka Andersen | In the wake of Alex Pretti’s death, Christian women have again fallen prey to emotional imagery without full context
Ericka Andersen | Could the HHS move against “sex-rejecting” procedures be a turning point in the transgender debate?
Ericka Andersen | Scripture places an emphasis on sobriety that churches today often ignore
Ericka Andersen | The online subculture doesn’t understand a sense of purpose and fulfillment it has never experienced
Ericka Andersen | Couples deserve the truth about the process and the results of their choices
