Jess Archer is a free-lance writer, speaker and blogger. She’s written for Tribeza, Christianity Today, Today’s Parent and often guest blogs for fellow writers and special interest groups.   Jess has lived and traveled throughout Asia and Europe…watching, learning, and honing her writing skills.

Jess’s first book (2016) is entitled, Finding Home with The Beatles, Bob Dylan and Billy Graham. In this memoir, she details her struggle to find the meaning of home in a childhood without one.  Jess and her family moved every year of her childhood with the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, with Jess’s father, Rick Marshall as director of crusades for 25 years.

Jess co-founded “Refugee is Not My Name,” a traveling art exhibit that celebrates refugees from around the world who have resettled in Austin. 

Jess lives in Austin, Texas with her folk musician husband, B. Sterling Archer and their two rascally children. Her book, Finding Home with the Beatles, Bob Dylan and Billy Graham is available for purchase today! Jess would love to sign a copy for you or a friend.