About Amy Warren

 Amaris “Amy” Olivencia Warren was born and raised in North Philadelphia by Puerto Rican parents. At the age of 13, she surrendered her life to Jesus Christ during an inner-city mission service. Since then, she has devoted herself to bringing the gospel to young people. Amy and her husband, Mark, homeschooled their daughters through high school. She currently directs the youth ministry at her local church in Suffolk, Virginia and regularly teaches classes on worldview and apologetics for teens and adults - hoping to bridge the culture gap between generations.

Amy has an undergraduate degree in Christian ministry, a master’s degree in religion  from Southern Evangelical Seminary (SES), and is currently completing her studies toward a masters degree in Theology & Christian Apologetics from SES. She is the recipient of the Frank Turek Scholarship for studies in apologetics and is a graduate from Frank Turek's Cross Examined Instructors Academy.   Amy is a commissioned fellow with the Colson Center for Christian Worldview and directs the Colson Fellows Cohort at her church. She is a chapter director for Ratio Christi College Prep Ministry whose mission is to is to equip high school students with the historical, philosophical, and scientific reasons for following Jesus Christ, and train them to be conversational evangelists with logic and evidence before they go to college.

Mark and Amy directed the teen apologetics track for American Family Radio's annual family conference and are currently directing the youth apologetics track for Culture Proof Family Conferences.