Anne Shearer Burgdorf

Welcome!

I am a writer and journalist with a sharp proofreading eye and a curious mind.

My Training

In 2024, I wrote for the prototype issue of Ex Fonte, a
startup evangelical Christian magazine. I've since joined the masthead
as a news writer and contributed articles to each issue.

In May 2023 I attended the WORLD Journalism Institute. Between the field and the classroom, I received hands-on instruction in multimedia journalism from editors and producers at WORLD News Group.

I began writing professionally in 2022 as a top staff reporter at Gordon College's The Tartan, where I served as Managing Editor 2023-2024.

I was a Global Honors Student at Gordon College where I graduated Summa Cum Laude with a Bachelor's of Arts in English Language and Literature. I also completed a Professional and Technical Writing Concentration, as well as a minor in French.

About Me

I am a freelance writer on the Northshore of Massachusetts. I have written for Ex Fonte and Katahdin Maine Visitor's Guide, proofread Ox Devere's Novel The Devil's Eye, and published audio news stories with The World and Everything in It  (an Apple Podcasts top 100 News program).

I love learning about people to share their stories. I've interviewed small-town retirees, teenage nonprofit founders, and underground church planters— each as interesting as the last.

If you'd like to know more about hiring me, please use the contact form below. Already have something written? I also offer proofreading and copy editing services.

More Articles

Anglican Resources for the Latin American Church

There was a time when Anglican resources in Spanish were practically non-existent in Latin America. As recently as ten years ago, theological training in the Anglican tradition still required English proficiency to access most readings.

Without these resources, it is difficult for both clergy and laity to be grounded in the Anglican tradition and identity. Cultural Christianity is prevalent in many parts of Latin America. However, in practice, it often does not extend beyond baptisms, wedding c

Legacy in their Lives: Retired Dan Tymann Reflects on 18 Years at Gordon

Last week, Dan Tymann picked his two grandkids up from school. Still transitioning into retirement, he’s looking forward to more moments like this with his grandkids, kids, and wife of nearly 40 years. However, he and Mrs. Tymann (known to many students as “Mama T”) also hope to maintain an active part in the lives of their many adopted children at Gordon.

Dan Tymann retired February 2nd after serving Gordon for 18 years. During his career at Gordon, Tymann was Executive Vice President of vario

Called to the Margins: A Young Woman Commits to Ministry in a City Marked by Poverty, Recovery, and Resilience

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Coming next on The World and Everything in It: Ministry in the inner city.

Being a pastor’s kid is seldom easy, but growing up in a church surrounded by hardship and brok...

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