Carrie Gordon Earll

Fellow

Carrie Gordon Earll, M.A., serves as the bioethics analyst in the Public Policy Division of Focus on the Family. Her areas of research include human cloning, stem cell research, abortion, euthanasia, and end-of-life medical decisions.

As a media spokesperson for Focus on the Family, Carrie has been interviewed by hundreds of print and broadcast media outlets, including National Public Radio, The New York Times, Washington Post, Chicago Tribune, and The Los Angeles Times. Prior to joining Focus on the Family, Carrie was an award-winning journalist working as a television news reporter and anchor in Alabama and Florida.

Carrie is a frequent contributor to Focus on the Family publications and guest on ministry radio programs. Her research on euthanasia, published in "Prescribing Death: Euthanasia Exposed," has been distributed internationally. She writes extensively on bioethical issues for the ministry, including regular postings for Focus' Public Policy web site, CitizenLink.org.

Carrie is a Fellow with The Center for Bioethics and Human Dignity in Chicago and a member of the American Society for Bioethics and Humanities. She holds a Master of Arts in Bioethics at Trinity International University in Chicago.

In her home community of Colorado Springs, Carrie is active in medical ethics through her roles as secretary and board member of the Pikes Peak Forum for Health Care Ethics and as a member of the Memorial Hospital Ethics Committee.

Carrie is married to Steve Earll, a psychotherapist in private practice. The Earll's have two daughters and attend Faith Evangelical Covenant Church, where Steve is an elder.