Jemimah Wright
Jemimah Wright is Deputy Editor of Woman Alive. She has authored four biographies, and most recently is the author of the historical fiction novel Isabella's Voyage.
OpinionDid you know Vermeer’s Girl with a Pearl Earring is thought to be an imaginary representation of Mary Magdalene in the Bible?
Woman Alive deputy editor, Jemimah Wright explores a fresh theory about Vermeer’s Girl with a Pearl Earring — could this enigmatic masterpiece actually depict Mary Magdalene at the moment she recognises the risen Christ?
OpinionI was never a cricket fan, but I saw the glory of God in the Women’s Cricket World Cup Final
Woman Alive deputy editor, Jemimah Wright reflects on an unexpected moment of revelation while watching the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup Final, discovering how the glory of God can be glimpsed even on a cricket field.
ArticleJesus asked me why I had rejected him
Faridah was born into a strict Muslim family, but as a teenager went her own way – until she had an encounter with Jesus that changed everything
Opinion'What Victoria Beckham’s story taught me about identity in Christ'
Woman Alive deputy editor, Jemimah Wright reflects on Victoria Beckham’s Netflix documentary, exploring how true identity isn’t found in fame or success but in being loved by God.
OpinionFrom Labubu to lasting treasure, finding true joy beyond the collectible craze
Woman Alive deputy editor, Jemimah Wright explores the widespread fascination with Labubu dolls - from their position as Kim Kardashian’s latest accessory to the sky-high auction prices. Should Christians ignore such trends, or is the chasing of comfort through material things an example of the search for deeper hope?
OpinionGood Hang with Amy Poehler: A gentle reminder that what we say behind backs truly matters
Jemimah Wright explores how Amy Poehler’s podcast Good Hang reflects biblical wisdom about speaking kindly behind others’ backs.
ArticleThe Salvation Army: Disturbing the present for the sake of the future
As this well-respected, global organisation turns 160, our deputy editor, Jemimah Wright, considers its impact, particularly for women
OpinionHoping to meet someone this Autumn? Here are new and noteworthy Christian dating apps
Woman Alive deputy editor, Jemimah Wright explores why autumn is the perfect time for fresh starts - she lists the best Christian dating apps and meetups of 2025 to help you connect with someone who shares your faith.
OpinionKatharine, Duchess of Kent: A life of quiet service, faith, and compassion
Jemimah Wright reflects on the life and faith of Katharine, Duchess of Kent. In her journey through joy, sorrow, and ultimately conversion to Catholicism, the Duchess leaves behind a legacy of humility, service, and steadfast devotion to Christ.
OpinionThe Catholic roots of X-factor judge Tulisa
Woman Alive deputy editor, Jemimah Wright looks at the N-Dubz star’s path from Catholic devotion to spirituality, and shines a light on our culture’s hunger for meaning, and the deeper hope found in a God who calls us by name.
ArticleLearn to speak and believe God’s word for your life
Lou Waterfield has experienced serious illness, infertility, heartbreak and loss, but says she knows that nothing has been wasted; assured that God’s promises are still alive today
OpinionTaylor Swift and Travis Kelce – why we love a love story
Jemimah Wright explores Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s engagement, and why we can’t resist a love story. Could our fascination with romance point to the only love that truly satisfies: the love of Christ?
OpinionAubrey Plaza’s "ocean of awfulness", finding hope in the midst of grief
When actress Aubrey Plaza spoke of her grief after the tragic death of her husband, her words resonated with raw honesty. Jemimah Wright reflects on Plaza’s story, her quiet Catholic roots, and the hope Jesus offers to all who mourn.
OpinionAre We Dating The Same [Christian] Guy??
Woman Alive deputy editor, Jemimah Wright explores the rise of social media spaces where women can share feedback on the men they date. In other words, ‘spilling the tea’. But where does safety meets forgiveness in digital dating?
OpinionChristian BMX rider, Alexis Alden, wins bronze at UCI BMX Racing World Championships in Copenhagen
Jemimah Wright reflects on watching American cyclist Alexis Alden point upward before her race which led her to explore the athlete’s performance, faith, and the growing legacy of women in BMX.
OpinionCan intermittent fasting be spiritual too?
Jemimah Wright explores the rise of intermittent fasting as a wellness trend and asks what happens when a deeply spiritual practice becomes mainstream.
ArticleRiding the wave that comes from the storms of life
Tammy Moniz is known both for her faith in Jesus and her deep roots in the local surf community in Hawaii. She met her husband, former professional surfer Tony Moniz, at a surf shop in Honolulu, and they have been running surf schools in Waikiki beach together for many years. She spoke with our deputy editor, Jemimah Wright, about finding faith and how life has changed since becoming a grandmother
OpinionMy thoughts as a Christian woman on Ulrika Jonsson’s bold rebuttal to ageism
Jemimah Wright reflects on Ulrika Jonsson’s powerful response to negative comments on her appearance.
OpinionLouise Perry and the surprising turn toward Christian wisdom
Jemimah Wright highlights a recent Instagram post where feminist author Louise Perry reflects on the cultural value of Christianity. Her evolving perspective, shared widely online, has sparked fresh conversation about faith, feminism, and the search for meaning in a secular age.
OpinionIn the light of the Bangor Cathedral scandal, how can women stay safe in spiritual spaces?
Jemimah Wright explores how the toxic culture scandal at Bangor Cathedral reminds us why vigilance, discernment, and courage remain essential parts of our faith journey.
