Anna Broadway
Anna Broadway is a writer, avid knitter, and modestly ambitious cook living near San Francisco. She's the author of Sexless in the City, a memoir of reluctant chastity, and and a contributor to Faith at the Edge. She holds an M.A. in religious studies from Arizona State University and has written for Books and Culture, Comment, Beliefnet, the Art House America blog, Godspy, The Journal of the History of Sexuality, Paste, Radiant, and Relevant. She is a former volunteer editor for The New Pantagruel. Follow her on Twitter @annabroadway.
Is There a Christian Formula for Online Dating?
Trusting God after listing, praying, and searching the web for my Mr. Right.
God Didn't Make Our Bodies Only for Sex
Chastity can lead to a fuller engagement with creation.
Stop Telling Christian Singles What They Can't Do
Celebrating the rich possibilities of chastity
From Going Big to Giving Up
Preparing for Lent at, yes, your Super Bowl party.
The False Intimacy of Dating in the Digital Age
Why I stopped Google stalking my suitors.
Why a Big Stomach Belongs at Thanksgiving
And how my own appetite went from enemy to dear friend.
True Love Obeys: Why We Abstain from Premarital Sex
Efforts like the True Love Waits campaign often hinge on promises that may never be fulfilled.
The Gender Pay Gap: Not as Bad as You Think
The major factor that recent reports fail to account for.
The Health Care Ruling and the God of Salvation
How yesterday's ruling affects—and shouldn't affect—those who follow the crucified Christ.
Banking on God Alone: Why I Won't Be Freezing My Eggs
Confronting the barrenness of prolonged singleness amid an uncertain relational future.
Ryan Gosling, Romance Novels, and the Dangers of Fantasizing
The problem isn't that we long for something better. It's that we long for too small of things.
On Valentine's Day, Praying for Men Who Buy Sex
Why I'm praying for the johns today—and you can, too.
The Woman Who Shelters New York City's Trafficking Victims
Faith Huckel, founder and director of Restore NYC, took her social-work skills and a heap of prayer to launch the city's first and only long-term aftercare shelter for foreign-born trafficking victims.
The God of Awkward Virgins
Can he be trusted?
Why I No Longer Pray for a Husband
Lessons in longing, hunger, and trust.
The Cult of the Orgasm
Thinking Christianly about the vibrator boom and unsatisfied sexual desire.
The Praying Artist: God Is My Editor
How praying through my work changed me (Part 2).
The Praying Pedestrian: A Lenten Discipline
How praying for my neighborhood changed it (part 1 of a 2-part series).
Snakes on a (Spiritual) Plane
The varieties of Elizabeth Gilbert's spiritual experiences.
Seeking a Spouse? Lighten Up
Could 'dating cards' help Christians take their love lives a little less seriously?
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