Emily Andrews is a staff writer and editor at Prison Fellowship, as well as a freelancer with topic knowledge on crime and incarceration in America. Emily is a graduate of the University of Virginia and MFA candidate at George Mason University. She lives in the suburbs of Washington, D.C.
Hope in Bleak Seasons Through God’s Nearness Scripture helps us lift our eyes above tragic headlines and anxious scrolling toward what is true, noble, and life-giving in Christ. Presence becomes […]
3 Reasons Why I Still Serve in Student Ministry: How Serving Teens Transforms, Challenges, and Rewards Student ministry is spiritually refining. Serving teens exposes personal growth areas and forces a […]
Q&A on Mental Health and Following Jesus in Hard Seasons Emily Andrews explores how Christians can think faithfully about mental health, depression, and suffering without reducing every struggle to personal […]
4 Ways to Treat the Prisoner as a Person in Light of Biblical Justice Treat the prisoner with dignity and compassion. Many incarcerated individuals are awaiting trial and deserve humane […]
How the Church’s View of Prisoners Shapes Redemption and Restoration Why does the Church’s view of prisoners matter? The Bible calls believers to see the incarcerated as made in God’s […]
