Sarah Pulliam Bailey

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I am a religion reporter for the Washington Post, covering how faith intersects with everything. I run something called Acts of Faith, a mix of news and commentary on anything to do with religion.

Previously, I was a national correspondent for Religion News Service, covering how faith intersections with politics, entertainment, technology and other beats.

I also spent four years as online editor for Christianity Today, where I covered news, politics and helped oversee and write for blogs and social networking. I co-founded Her.meneutics, a popular site for women.

I ran Wheaton College's student newspaper and interned for four daily newspapers, covering everything from crime, to military to county fairs.

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Professional skills

Reporting and writing skills for print and online news media. Video and photography skills for multimedia packaged stories.

Overseeing brand social media accounts, monitoring trends and analytics reports to accelerate traffic growth.

Experienced with InDesign and Quark, videography, Final Cut Pro, iMovie, and Movie Maker video editing software, Audacity and Garage Band sound editing, photography, Photoshop and SPSS analytical software.

Experienced with several platforms, including Drupal, WordPress, Moveable Type and Blogger.

Freelanced for several media outlets, including the Wall Street Journal, CNN, The Atlantic, the Chicago Sun-Times and other publications.