Rachel Coyle is an author and freelance writer. She is a graduate of the World Journalism Institute Mid-Career course and holds a master’s degree in Biblical counseling from The Master’s University. She and her husband, Philip, have six children.
After watching her son’s childhood become one long fight over screens—and his gaming addiction follow him to college—Melanie Hempe now helps schools decide when devices aid learning and when they get in the way. WORLD’s Rachel Coyle reports.
EDUCATION | Waiting to take the wheel isn’t necessarily a good idea
Many Gen Z teens are delaying one of adolescence’s classic rites of passage as fear and anxiety reshape the experience of learning to drive. WORLD’s Rachel Coyle reports.
WORLD reporter Rachel Coyle on family-led dance group that revives Jane Austen–era traditions to teach teens respect, confidence, and social grace
MONEY | Banks and retailers hatch a plan to stop financial scams
A young woman and her family hope the new puppy will one day restore her freedom and connection
Technology changes, but parents still learn to entrust their children to the Lord
Rachel Coyle | Scammers impersonating federal employees are emptying American bank accounts
Connie Grundmann warns about the emotional toll and the hidden dangers of online scams
