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 | Mississippi shows what works in teaching children to read, but entrenched interests may balk at reform
Ericka Andersen | Where is the outrage—and the scrutiny—over deeply unsafe abortion pills?
Ericka Andersen | The “world’s oldest baby” is one of the few frozen embryos to get the life they all deserve
Ericka Andersen | Embryo adoption is redemptive, but it shouldn’t be the plan
Ericka Andersen | A holistic approach to health aligns with a biblical view of the body
Ericka Andersen | The Duck Dynasty star was a man transformed by grace
Ericka Andersen | Trump’s nominee for surgeon general wants more attention to preventing illness in the first place
Ericka Andersen | A study finds abortion pills are much riskier than the warning label claims
Christian adults have a vital role to play in restoring hope, healing, and belonging for the next generation
Ericka Andersen | The culture has failed American teens, but churches can help them
