Julie Roys is not only a household name on the media/internet space but also an American journalist, author, broadcaster, and Christian media leader who is known for her work in investigative journalism and her self dedicated commitment into covering issues affecting the Christian community. Julie is the founder, president, and editor-in-chief of The Roys Report, an independent Christian media organization.
Julie Roys sometimes ago, began building her journalism career through broadcast news. She has worked as a television reporter for a CBS affiliate and later served as a newswriter for WGN-TV and Fox News Chicago. Her extremism and experience in mainstream journalism helped in establishing the foundation for her reporting career and her interest in developing RoysReport Christian media.
She later became widely known to Christian audiences through her work with Moody Radio, where she hosted the national program Up For Debate. The program gives her the room to explore questions surrounding faith, culture, and the Christian life while engaging guests and listeners in thoughtful and learning discussions.
Roys holds a bachelor’s degree in history from Wheaton College in Illinois and earned a master’s degree in broadcast journalism from Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism. Her educational background brought together her interest in history, communication, and journalism.
The Roys Report only began as a personal website where she shared commentary and occasional investigative stories or events. Over time, it became bigger and developed into an independent Christian media organization covering news, culture, leadership, and important developments around the church.
Aside from journalism, Roys is also an author and she has contributed to publications including WORLD Magazine, Christianity Today, Religion News Service, and The Federalist.
Julie Roys, 61-years-old (2026), continues to lead The Roys Report while using her experience in journalism and Christian media to provide reporting and commentary for readers interested in the intersection of faith, culture, and the church.
