Annie Crawford is a cultural apologist, classical educator, and homeschooling mom whose passion is to help others look at the world around them and see that all truth is God’s truth.
For the last two decades, Annie has worked to reintegrate education and discipleship by creating classes, discussion groups, and lectures for both school and church contexts. In 2014, Annie co-founded Vine Classical Community where she currently teaches apologetics and humanities courses for their Manna program. From 2016-2021, Annie helped develop the Faith & Culture ministry at Christ Church Anglican of Austin, and in 2021 she co-founded The Society for Women of Letters where she currently serves as Senior Fellow. Annie also writes for Salvo, The Symbolic World, The Shadowlands Dispatch, and An Unexpected Journal, which she helped found in 2017. Her writing and speaking is focused on the three important “S’s” in modern culture: story, sex, and science.
As an undergraduate, Annie had the privilege of studying literature and philosophy with Alan Jacobs, Leland Ryken, and Arthur Holmes at Wheaton College before finishing a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Studies at the University of Oregon and a Certificate of Biblical studies from Ecola Bible College. She holds a Masters in Christian Apologetics from Houston Christian University where she studied with Inklings scholars Michael Ward and Holly Ordway.
A native Oregonian, Annie loves a good cup of strong coffee and to be on a horse or in the mountains with her family whenever possible. She also especially enjoys black licorice, detective novels, and is slightly obsessed with Harry Potter. You can connect with Annie through social media on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.