Andrew Ray Williams (PhD, Bangor University, Wales) is a pastor-theologian, author, and poet living in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley. Rooted in the Pentecostal tradition and engaged in conversation with the wider church, his work explores the lived texture of Christian faith, especially where theology meets prayer, sacrament, pastoral vocation, creaturely life, and the ordinary world.

Andrew serves as Lead Pastor of Church on the Hill in Fishersville, Virginia, and is currently a Visiting Scholar at Princeton Theological Seminary. He is a St. Basil Fellow with the Center for Pastor Theologians and teaches theology as an adjunct professor at Bethel Seminary and Portland Seminary.

He also collaborates with theological schools and ministry organizations in faculty formation and continuing education, with particular attention to pastoral formation, theological anthropology, and the theological dimensions of ministry.

Across theology, pastoral writing, and poetry, his work pursues a language spacious enough to hold both theological clarity and the mystery of Christian life.

Andrew Ray Williams (PhD, Bangor University, Wales) is a Pentecostal pastor-theologian, author, and poet whose work is rooted in the life of the church and engaged with the breadth of the Christian tradition.