Editor, Living Lutheran and manager, editorial services
Andrea Kulik is an Editor at Living Lutheran and manager of editorial services. She focuses on themes of religion and spirituality, particularly within Christianity, church administration, and religious organizations, while also exploring topics related to finance and personal finance. Andrea's work is featured in Living Lutheran.
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Andrea Kulik's coverage predominantly focuses on opinion editorials and expert commentary, with a concentration on culture & society and family & relationships. Given this focus, she may be interested in pitches that offer unique perspectives or personal stories related to Christianity, Lutheran faith, study guides, prayer practices, friendship dynamics within religious communities, forgiveness rituals or justice efforts within the church.
As her geographic focus is not specified but works for a publication based in the United States it can be assumed that Andrea might also appreciate insights from experts with knowledge of how these topics are playing out within the United States specifically.
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In a church that proclaims God’s care for people’s bodies, minds and spirits, tending to mental health is not separate from faith.
In this second installment of a three-part series, an ELCA pastor, reflects on her family’s experience of Japanese American incarceration
Vicki Garlock visited 185 houses of worship in 30 days, including ELCA congregations, earning her a Guinness World Records title.
The Salam Radio Station, the first Arabic Christian ecumenical online media platform in the United States, was officially launched March 14.
— Bimen Limbong, an ELCA pastor in Kentucky, believes culture is not separate from theology. It is how people embody their love for God.
The final installment of a three-part series of Lutherans reflecting on their families’ experience of Japanese American incarceration.
When summer arrives, we tend to think things will begin to slow down. But in reality, this season can feel just as busy.
A study guide for “A declaration of war ... and peace,” which appeared in Living Lutheran's summer 2026 issue.
A five-page study guide for “'Publicly, bodly and honestly,'” which appeared in Living Lutheran’s summer 2026 issue.
Task force invites the church to participate in the conversation as it discerns a section of “Human Sexuality: Gift and Trust.”
