Published Writings
As a public historian, Meredith Henne Baker's areas of expertise include religious history, historical impacts on the present, religious education, Southern culture, and the intersection of religion and popular/political culture. She has also written on parenting, nature, music, museums, archival research, advertising, and culture. As a licensed and experienced middle and high school educator and elementary school administrator, she also writes on topics regarding education and instruction in her field. Baker not only writes compelling pieces for adults, but also children. She developed and edited curriculum materials for the Open Sky Character Formation Project program for grades K-12, now used by over 30,000 teachers nationally.
A sampling of her published articles from the following journals, magazines, and blogs is available through the links below.
Library of Virginia Broadside Magazine
First Things
William & Mary’s Chapel at a Crossroads
Washington Family Magazine
Touchstone: A Journal of Mere Christianity
Grow Christians, a Forward Movement Blog
Regular Contributor on Faith Formation
Hill Rag