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- Children's Ministry magazine. Children's Ministry is the premiere magazine for those who serve children in the church. Each bimonthly issue is packed with dozens of ideas and inspirational articles to help leaders encourage children to grow spiritually. Word Length and Payment:
Feature articles (1000-2200 words) - payment $75 to $400
Teacher and Parent Tips (200 words) - payment $40
Games, crafts, and activities (200-500 words) - payment $40
Submission - You may send your submission to Children's Ministry Magazine, 1515 Cascade Avenue, Loveland, CO 80538 or e-mail it to PuorgBus@group.com.
- Answers magazine. Answers in Genesis-USA (AiG) is a non-profit evangelistic and educational ministry. The following payment schedule is based on length of the article as published. Author-supplied charts, diagrams, and photographs are encouraged, but final decisions regarding whether they are carried are at the discretion of AiG. Additional payment is possible for related photos, illustrations, graphs, and charts depending on relevance and quality. All amounts (below) are in US dollars.
Word count New article* Reprint article* Up to 500 $75-$125 $50-$75 501 – 1000 $150-$200 $85-$100 1001 – 2000 $225-$275 $110-$135 2001+ $300-$400 $150-$225
However, article proposals (about one paragraph in length) can be submitted via email to the National Editor (Pam Sheppard) at nationaleditor@answersmagazine.com. Please send a short query with a brief outline and an author biography. A staff member will normally reply within 30 days of query submission.
Power for Living Power for Living (375,000 annual readership/circulation) This weekly take-home paper for adults is filled with inspiring articles about famous and ordinary Christians whose insights demonstrate following Christ. Featuring reports on unique ministries, world missions, spiritual trends, and issues that affect families. Includes stories that are written by or about well-known authors on key faith concepts, social concerns, prayer, and much more. Well-suited as a church bulletin insert or in any doctor's waiting room. Features:
Full-color take-home paper for adults profiling interesting, sometimes well-known Christians, along with other articles
New content every quarter
Nested weekly papers
Great to give out to visitors, shut-ins, and prisoners or as a promotional piece for the church
Or if you prefer to send by mail (which may take longer)
Power for Living Mail drop #201 4050 Lee Vance View Colorado Springs, CO 80918
Audience
Power for Living is a quarterly publication for adult readers, typically on a subscription basis through churches, business organizations, and individuals. It is also widely used for outreach ministries such as prison fellowships.
Formatting guidelines
Word count: around 1500 is ideal for lead articles
12 point Times New Roman or Courier
Double spaced lines
Paragraphs should be first-line indented by 1/2 inch, with no space between paragraphs
Please include a cover letter with:
A short synopsis of your story and its purpose
A short author bio, 50 words max
Include Name, email address, story title, and word count on manuscript and cover letter
NIV or KJV scripture references preferred
Photographs are strongly encouraged
Must be suitable for print at 5.5 x 8.5 inches (smartphone photos are generally acceptable)
Please send photos only on request
Reprints are accepted, but original work is preferred
Multiple submissions accepted
Simultaneous submissions accepted, provided the dates of publication are different
Payment
Power for Living pays up to $375 for lead articles between 1400-1600 words and $125 for stories between 750-1000.
We also provide 3 contributor copies that will be mailed following publication. Additional copies may be purchased through our Ministry Services department.
Payment will typically be made within 3 weeks of acceptance, dependent on receipt of invoices and contracts.
- Anglican Journal Anglican Journal is the national newspaper of the Anglican Church of Canada. It covers news of the Anglican church across the country and around the world, as well as news of other denominations. It also covers social and ethical issues.
Articles should be written in news style (we follow Canadian Press style), as briefly as possible. Maximum length is usually 1,000 words. Articles should focus on theological or spiritual issues of interest to the church or society. Unsolicited manuscripts are not accepted for publication. All article queries should be submitted to Janet Thomas at jthomas@national.anglican.ca. Articles submitted by professional journalists with an assignment from the Journal will be paid at a rate of 25 cents a word. Articles submitted by clergy or other employees of the Anglican Church of Canada are not paid.
Please address queries to:
Editor Anglican Journal 80 Hayden St. Toronto, ON M4Y 3G2 416-924-9199 ext. 307 fax: 416-925-8811 email: editor@national.anglican.ca
- InSite magazine. The article length for profiles and features is 1,200–1,500 words; how-to pieces are 1,000–1,200 words and sidebars are 250–500 words. Please query first; electronic queries e-mailed to editor@ccca.org are preferred. Response to queries, photos, and manuscripts are sent within one month. InSite retains first rights.
PAYMENT: InSite offers 20 cents per published word for articles contributed by individuals outside
• The Lookout is a 16-page, full-color weekly magazine from Standard Publishing with a circulation of about 40,000.
• The Lookout is designed to provide Christian adults with true-to-the-Bible teaching about current topics to help them mature as believers and live in the world as faithful witnesses of Christ.
• The Lookout publishes from a theologically conservative, non-denominational, and noncharismatic perspective. It is a member of the Evangelical Press Association.
• Our emphasis is on the needs of ordinary Christians who want to grow in their faith rather than on trained theologians or church leaders.
• Please note. We publish strictly according to our theme list. All articles we purchase will address one of the 52 themes we have scheduled for the year.
Please note: We publish strictly according to our theme list. Please query. See further guidelines below.
OUR ARTICLES
• Human-interest stories (1,200 – 1,400 words): Let your unique experiences and observations help our readers see God at work in the world. Better yet, show us the experiences of others. Become a reporter and tell our readers about Christian individuals or families with extraordinary stories. Humor and inspirational articles are welcome.
• Informational and journalistic articles (1,200 – 1,400 words): We are looking for timely, well-researched articles, interviews, profiles, or essays dealing with topics of current concern. (List sources when applicable.)
• Teaching articles (1,200 – 1,400 words): Help readers practically apply Scripture to present-day needs or show them fresh ways to grow in their Christian walk. Your article should provide either solid principles to help readers better understand your subject or skills to help them effectively respond.
• Please do not submit poetry or fiction.
• Please do not submit cartoons.
• Please do not submit previously published material.
• If we are interested, we will ask for the article “on speculation,” which means we are willing to examine the article but cannot promise to publish it.
• Allow several months for query reply.
• The Lookout pays up to 11 cents per word for first rights on unsolicited articles.
• Please use the 2011 edition of the New International Version when quoting Scripture in your submission. If you quote a different version, please note what version you are using.
• On your submission, please provide your name, address, daytime telephone number, e-mail address, issue number, and word count.
The Lookout, 8805 Governor’s Hill Drive, Suite 400
- The Compass magazine. The Compass Magazine is an online source of news and information about issues affecting the Seventh-day Adventist Church. We pay up to $200 for original, unpublished articles. Most published articles are between 1,000 and 2,500 words
- Adventist world Magazine. If we accept—we buy your manuscript for one-time use, then the copyright returns to you. Regular articles are paid on acceptance, not publication. You will receive a check in the mail:
$50 - $100 for unsolicited articles $75 - $300 for solicited articles
You may send photographs to accompany your manuscript (in addition to your author photo). If editors choose to use these photos with your article you will be compensated at $15 per image. We prefer hard copy pictures on photography paper. You may also submit high-resolution digital images via e-mail or CD.
Most published articles are between 1,000 - 1,200 words
Writers: We welcome unsolicited manuscripts and letters to the editor. (Please query before submitting long articles.) Include address, telephone number, and Social Security number (for manuscripts), where available. Address all correspondence to:
Adventist World 12501 Old Columbia Pike Silver Spring, MD 20904-6600 301-680-6560 Fax: 301-680-6638
Our readers are professionals, and we treat them as such, so we don't pander. We avoid patronizing or condescending to our readers, and we don't try to oversimplify the complexities of life and ministry. We accompany one another in our ministries with young people.
The ELCA Youth Ministry
Network strengthens and empowers adult leaders of
children, youth and family ministry in service to Christ.
Full-length print features range between 1,500 and 2,200 words though we also publish some sidebar-length articles at 200-450 words. Article length is less important than the quality of the content. We generally pay $50 for sidebar-length and full-length Web articles and $200 for full-length print features. If you have article ideas on the theme, write " article proposal" in the e-mail subject field, and send an outline and opening paragraph by the deadline toMichaels@impressionmediagroup.com. If you have ideas on a non-thematic topic, send an e-mail with "non-thematic article proposal" in the e-mail subject field. Send your bio along with your picture and article to ralley@elca-ses.org. Also include a mailing address where we can send your check. http://www.elcaymnet.org/connectwriters
- Faith Today magazine. Faith Today uses freelance writers for most articles and news reports. The following information outlines Faith Today’s goals and the type of material we publish.
Faith Today is mainly interested in freelance proposals for short (350-word) articles in our Kingdom Matters and Books & Culture sections (see below for details).
We also welcome proposals for feature articles (800 to 1,800 words) that provide analysis and interpretation, rather than straight newsmagazine-style reports.
Unsolicited manuscripts are not accepted. Instead, start by sending query letters to editor@faithtoday.ca
Features generally vary from 800 to 1,800 words. Articles of more than 1,000 words require submitting an outline two weeks before due date. They also have sidebars, which may include statistics, a profile or a very brief related story. Sidebars are calculated in the total word count. Essays are 650 to 1,500 words. News features are 750 words. Cover stories are 2,000 words.
Most features: $Cdn 0.25/word Essay features and guest opinion columns: $Cdn 0.15/word Kingdom Matters: $Cdn 0.20/word Reprints: $Cdn 0.15/word
Writers who request it can have their cheques made out in American funds.
Expenses: Telephone expenses are covered though they must be submitted with an itemized copy of the phone bill. These are usually limited to $30. Other expenses must be negotiated in advance.
- Enrichment: A Journal for Pentecostal Ministry. Enrichment is a quarterly journal for Assemblies of God ministers and other Pentecostal/charismatic leaders. It carries articles and feature material on a wide range of ministry-related topics. It exists for the purpose of enriching and encouraging Pentecostal ministers to equip and empower Spirit-filled believers for effective ministry.
Articles Slanted to ministers on preaching, pastoral practice, and any ministry-related subject (1,200-2,100 words) How-to Features Program and ministry ideas for ministers/church leaders (200-500 words)
RATE OF PAYMENT Up to 10 cents per word for first rights; payment on publication Send Manuscript To: Enrichmentjournal@ag.org Or, if sending my regular mail,
Enrichment Attention: Rick Knoth The General Council of the Assemblies of God 1445 N. Boonville Avenue Springfield, Missouri 65802 Please include a self-addressed, stamped envelope for a reply and/or return of manuscript.
- Cadet Quest Magazine. Cadet Quest is a Christian-oriented magazine for boys ages 9–14. It is published by the Calvinist Cadet Corps — a ministry of over 650 boys’ clubs throughout churches in the United States and Canada. The goal of the Cadet Corps is “helping boys to grow more Christlike in all areas of life.” Cadet Quest is one way we reach boys.
Fiction (1000–1300 words) Nonfiction Articles (up to 1500 words)
Payment is made upon final acceptance of the material, varying according to the rights purchased and amount of editing needed. Current rates: Manuscripts 5¢ per word and up (first rights with no major editing) Cartoons $5 and up for single gags; $15 and up for full-page panels Puzzles Rates vary Photos $5 for each photo used with an article
Submit stories or articles (text) online at submissions@calvinistcadets.org. Send your request to Managing Editor Cadet Quest PO Box 7259 Grand Rapids, MI 49510-7259 Cadet Quest is published by the Calvinist Cadet Corps PO Box 7259 Grand Rapids, MI 49510-7259 Phone: 616.241.5616 Website: www.calvinistcadets.org G. Richard Broene, editor Robert deJonge, art director
Published by the Calvinist Cadet Corps 1333 Alger St SE Grand Rapids, MI 49507 Phone: 616.241.5616 • Fax: 616.241.5558 www.CalvinistCadets.org submissions@CalvinistCadets.org
- Charisma magazine. Charisma’s tagline is “Life in the Spirit.” Each month more than 600,000 readers turn to the magazine for inspiration, information, and instruction. Most published articles are between 1,800 and 2,500 words
Inspire: These short, inspirational stories are less than 250 words. We’re looking for encouraging and topical articles that tell an uplifting story of a person or organization.
Inform: News stories. We welcome brief (200 to 800 words) and timely stories about people who recently have done something worthy of note or about events that would be of interest to our readers. Articles must be written in the journalistic style and with a punch. Facts and quotes must be scrupulously accurate.
Empower: Bible studies, devotionals, and teachings. In this section, we are looking for short teaching articles and columns that readers can apply to help strengthen their spiritual lives. These articles are between 500 and 700 words.
Features: o Miracle and healing stories. Our readers are interested in accounts of God's supernatural intervention in ordinary human events. These stories must be thoroughly researched and well told. Healings must be medically documented. Pastors and other reference sources may be required.
o Personality profiles. Our readers want to hear about people who are living the Christian life effectively and with pizzazz. Here, we are not looking for complete biographical sketches but "slices of life" that focus on some noteworthy event or story. Stories should include conflict or challenge, resolution, change and consequences. If written as a short article, these could also work for the Inspire section.
o Trend articles that discern changes or new directions among Christians or that would be of interest or importance to Christians. Trend pieces must show evidence of exhaustive research. They should be written in a journalistic style and illustrated with anecdotes, facts, and quotes from authorities.
o Seasonal articles of all kinds. Our readers enjoy articles that help them celebrate both Christian and secular holidays, including Christmas, Easter, and Pentecost, as well as Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, Father's Day, the Fourth of July and Thanksgiving.
Charisma buys all rights. Payment for articles is negotiable.
Our Procedure Charisma does not accept or reply to unsolicited manuscripts. Writers may send query letters or query e-mails that briefly describe and outline a proposed article.
Query letters must be typewritten, either by the typewriter or word processor and double-spaced on one side of 8 1/2" by 11" white bond paper. The author's name, address, email address and telephone number should appear on the top left of the first page.
Outreach magazine is the gathering place of ideas, insights and stories for Christian churches focused on reaching out to their community—locally and globally—with the love of Christ. Our primary readers are senior pastors and church leadership, as well as laity who are passionate about outreach. Outreach magazine is published bi-monthly by leading church communications company Outreach Inc. For more information or to request a sample issue ».
Who writes for Outreach?
Freelance writers must be experienced professionals who understand the magazine’s mission and editorial philosophy. While most articles are assigned, we do accept queries and manuscripts on spec. Please don’t query us until you’ve studied at least one issue ofOutreach.
Features
Average word count: 1,500-2,500 words
Outreach magazine’s features run the gamut from profiles to trend pieces to practical how-to pieces. All of our features answer the question: “What does this mean for me and my local church, and the Church at large?” In large features, this question is answered through the collective use of stories, ideas, statistics, and interviews with experts.
Pulse
Average word count: 200-350 words
This is the “grazing” section at the front of the magazine. The stories in Pulse are designed to help readers keep their “pulse” on what’s happening in the Church—from a story about a 50-member church feeding hungry children in its community to a parachurch organization that travels to college campuses, educating students about the dangers of pornography. We’re looking for “tight and bright” writing that tells an inspiring story and communicates a wealth of information in an extremely concise format. The tone is practical and inspirational. We are always on the lookout for Pulse stories.
Ideas
Average word count: 300 words
This section is very practical and offers innovative, transferable ideas and how-to’s that all churches can implement. In this section, we give readers step-by-step instructions for organizing and executing an outreach event or idea.
Examples: church initiates a gas buy-down that offers gas at a lower price to motorists; an after-school tutoring program and job care center at a church; a Thanksgiving dinner for internationals.
Soulfires
Average word count: 600 words
This article is an as-told-to interview/profile with someone who is passionate about reaching others for Christ. Through the telling of heartfelt and inspiring stories, this first-person article answers two primary questions: What birthed your passion for outreach? What continues to fuel that passion in you? This article should show readers where someone was before he/she began to develop a passion or calling for evangelism; explain how he/she was awakened to the need to be personally involved in sharing his or her faith in Christ; describe the process (stories of struggles, challenging adjustments, victories) of transformation; and explain what he/she is doing now to reach people for Christ. We’re looking for well-known personalities.
WRITING STYLE
Whether your article is a 200-word Pulse piece or a 2,500-word cover story, please follow these interviewing and writing guidelines:
Mail submissions to Story Ideas, Outreach Magazine, 5550 Tech Center Dr., Colorado Springs, Colo. 80919. Email submissions to TellUs@OutreachMagazine.com. No phone calls, please.
22 Years Strong as the Leading Bible-based Nature Journal Readers call it, "The Christian answer to National Geographic" -- EVERY ISSUE A KEEPSAKE! Creation Up Close - (1,500 to 2,000 words) Pays approximately $100. Re-Creation and Restoration through Outdoor Adventure - (1,500 to 2,000 words) Pays approximately $100 Creatures Near and Dear to Us - (1,500 to 2,000 words) Pays approximately $100 Children’s Story - (500 to 1,000 words) Pays approximately $50-$75 Gardens from Eden Around the World - (1,000 to 1,500 words) Pays approximately $75 My Walk with God - (1,000 to 1,500 words) Pays approximately $75 Creation - Day ___ - (1,500 to 2,000 words) pays approximately $100 Spiritual Nature themed poetry (Short, usually 4 verses) pays approximately $15
All submissions to the editor (including solicited material) will be considered for POSSIBLE publication. Unsolicited material is welcomed, but a query is recommended since a similar subject may already be assigned. We do not accept phone queries. If we are interested in your query or submissions, you will be notified by the editor.
All mailed submissions and queries should be accompanied by a self-addressed, stamped return envelope.
Send queries, solicited, and unsolicited material to ci@creationillustrated.com Please put in the subject line: story submission and or query "title" of your story - for: Up Close, Creatures, Children, My Walk etc. OR Mail to: Creation Illustrated editor, P.O. Box 7955, Auburn, CA 95604.
- Fellowship of Christian Athletes magazine. FCA Magazine’s mission is to serve as a ministry tool of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes by informing, inspiring and involving coaches, athletes and all whom they influence, that they may make an impact for Jesus Christ.
FCA accepts freelance writer queries and photographs from freelance photographers.
Approach: Query e-mails are best. FCA is a four-color publication printed six times a year on 8” x 10-3/4” glossy stock. Articles range from 1,000-2,000 words. Response to queries, manuscripts and photos depends on the timeliness of the story. Prefer to buy first rights only.
Photography: Articles should be accompanied by at least three quality photos—digital or hard copy. All digital photos must be at least 300dpi.
Payment: Upon publication. Fee depends on page count.
Light from the Word is a daily devotional, published quarterly, with a circulation of approximately 27,000. We look for clean, tight, inspirational writing that makes minimal use of the first person. Writing must lead readers to discover a biblical truth and apply that truth to their lives. Each devotional contains a title, theme verse, body text, and imperative action statement of affirmation.
Devotionals are written by assignment; a typical assignment is for seven devotionals of approximately 200–240 words each. Payment is $100 for seven devotionals and includes a complimentary copy.
Writers who would like to be considered for an assignment may submit devotional writing samples to submissions@wesleyan.org. Write “Devotional Samples" in the subject line. If Wesleyan Publishing House decides to pursue a partnership and offer an assignment, writers will be contacted within six months.
Features Articles generally cover a two-page spread and should be no more than 800 words. One-page articles should be 300 words. When submitting unsolicited seasonal material, please keep in mind that we plan issues six months to one year in advance. Queries are welcome.
Payment Payment for material submitted for first North American serial rights ranges from US$20 to US$100. Writers can expect payment within five to six weeks of acceptance. Upon publication, authors are sent one complimentary copy of the issue in which their material appears.
All manuscripts submitted for publication should be typed, double-spaced with wide margins, and in Word (PC) format. Include the title of your piece, word count, your name, address, telephone number, E-mail address, fax number, and Social Security number. At the end of your article, please include a brief bio.
Send manuscripts to
Kids' Ministry Ideas PO Box 5353 Nampa, ID 83653-5353
- Guide magazine. The guide is a Christian story magazine for young people ages 10-14. The 32-page, the four-color publication is published weekly by the Pacific Press Publishing Association. Our mission is to show readers, through stories that illustrate Bible truth, how to walk with God now and forever. Each issue includes three to four true stories. The guide does not publish fiction, poetry, or articles (devotionals, how-to, profiles, etc.). However, we sometimes accept quizzes and other unique nonstory formats. Each piece should include a clear spiritual element. Standard feature-length stories are 1000-1200 words, but we also accept shorter pieces of 450 words and up. Payment is 7-10 cents/word upon acceptance for first serial rights. We are interested in fresh game concepts for Guide-age readers. We see far too many word searches, crossword puzzles, and matching or fill-in-the-blank activities. Check out current puzzle books and Web sites to find new ideas. Puzzles don’t have to be based on a Bible text, but they should include a spiritual tie-in. Payment is $25-40 for first serial rights.
Manuscripts. Emailed manuscripts are preferred and should be sent to pe@ag.org. They should be sent as Word document attachments, not in the body of the email. They should be double-spaced, with your name and address in the upper left-hand corner of the first page. The approximate number of words should be in the upper right-hand corner. Also, state whether first or second (reprint) rights is offered. Hard copies should be typewritten or printed on a letter-quality or near-letter quality printer (preferably not dot matrix). Be sure to keep a copy; we cannot be responsible for the safekeeping of manuscripts.
Snail mail. If you don't have access to a computer, mail to Pentecostal Evangel, 1445 N. Boonville Avenue, Springfield, MO, 65802. If you wish your manuscript to be returned it must be accompanied by a self-addressed envelope and sufficient postage. Otherwise, it will be discarded if rejected.
Article length. From 500 to 1,200 words.
The rate of payment. We pay 6 cents a word for first-rights articles by freelance writers. Payment is made upon acceptance. Writers will receive complimentary copies of the Evangel in which the article appears. Second rights are paid at approximately half of first-rights material. My Journey pays a flat rate of $30 for a one-page article (approximately 550-600 words when edited) and $50 for a two-page article (usually 900-1,000 words when edited).
- Christian Courier. Christian Courier is an independent Christian bi-weekly publication. Our content is an eclectic boutique of styles, opinions and flavors from a Reformed perspective. We serve North American Christians with a thoughtful response to the stories, issues, and trends of today.
We pay by cheque or direct deposit upon publication.
Pay rates are as follows (subject to change):
Columnists $45.00
Writers Full page $70.00 (increments of $8.00 for every additional page) 3/4 page $60.00 1/2 page $50.00 1/4 page $40.00
Poetry Between $20.00 and $30.00
Cartoons $25.00
Drawings $25.00
Our content is sorted into three areas: News, Opinion, and Features. News items report and/or comment on current events both national and international from a Reformed Christian perspective. News stories or article pitches should be sent to angela@christiancourier.ca.
Features may be any of a number of things, including but not limited to reporting on an event, except other works, meditation, interview, travelogue, arts & culture, essay, social analysis, religion, review, creative writing, biography, memoir or history. Features content may be sent toccmonicaderegt@gmail.com. Book, movie and music reviews can be sent toreviews@christiancourier.ca.
- Canadian Mennonite magazine. Canadian Mennonite serves primarily the people and churches of Mennonite Church Canada. Please send material to submit@canadianmennonite.org. We do not pay for unsolicited articles but are grateful for them. Articles we commission writers to create for us are generally paid at $0.10 per published word and $10.00 per published photo (headshots only are unpaid). Please enquire if you wish to send in a story pitch. If you wish to do a book, movie or music review or wish to be on our list of reviewers, please contact us at submit@canadianmennonite.org to express your interest. Payment for reviews is the item being reviewed or a negotiated amount if this is not possible. http://www.canadianmennonite.org/submissions - Light & Life magazine. Light & Life is a monthly magazine by Light & Life Communications, the publishing arm of the Free Methodist Church – USA. The magazine has a monthly circulation of 44,000 with separate editions published in English and in Spanish (Revista Luz y Vida). Beginning in April 2015, the magazine will expand to a larger size and include both English and Spanish articles in a common edition. Articles are also published online atllcomm.org.
Themes, Query Letters
Information about upcoming themes is available online at llcomm.org/themes or by emailing jeff.finley@fmcusa.org. For other query letters, please allow eight weeks for a response.
Submissions
Length: 2,100 words for a feature article; 800 words for a print discipleship article and 500-1,000 words for an online discipleship article; 500–1,000 words for online articles not published in the magazine.
Response time: eight weeks for approval/denial; payment upon publication.
Payment
Rates differ depending on the article. Pay is $100 for a feature article and $200 total for the four discipleship articles ($50 for each discipleship article). We are not able to offer compensation for other articles and blog posts that run exclusively online.
http://llcomm.org/writersguidelines/ - Preaching magazine. Preaching includes three categories of editorial content: feature articles, sermon manuscripts, and homiletical resources. Virtually all material is written by active/retired pastors and college or seminary faculty. As a professional journal for ministers, editorial content is written by and for vocational ministers; articles by non-ministers typically are not accepted for publication. Rights to publish in publication also include the right to reprint on our site. Feature Articles should offer practical, helpful guidance to pastors on various topics relating to preaching and worship leadership. Examples: "Steps to Stronger Illustrations," or "Expository Preaching from the Psalms," or "Developing Christian Leaders Through Preaching." The focus of the magazine is on preaching; more general, ministry-related topics will not be accepted for print publication. A "how-to" perspective is generally appropriate; practical insight on the topic is necessary.
Features normally run 2,000 to 2,500 words (but may run longer if the subject and treatment warrant). Writers will receive an honorarium of $50 upon publication. Any feature article should be preceded by a proposal which describes the topic, suggests the approach and perhaps includes a brief outline accompanied by basic biographical information regarding the author. If an article is requested by the editor, it should be submitted as an email attachment per the instructions above.
SermonsSermon manuscripts should offer worthy models of effective preaching. Each should be approximately 1,500 to 2,000 words and be submitted as an email attachment (Word format preferred; WP accepted). Be sure your email message identifies you and the sermon; unidentified attachments will not be opened. A query is not required for sermons, but no more than one sermon manuscript should be submitted at one time. An honorarium of $35 will be paid upon publication. All sermons should reflect the interdenominational, evangelical accent of the publication.
Homiletical Resources1. Sermon Briefs. These are abridged sermons (about 600 words), suggesting a possible sermonic treatment of the text. Texts are drawn from the New Common Lectionary, and sermon briefs are by assignment. Interested writers may submit one or two samples of their writing and request an assignment for a future issue. Writers are paid $30 per sermon brief upon assignment.
2. Past Masters. These are biographical treatments of well-known preachers of the past. Manuscripts must include the significant focus on the person's preaching ministry. Because we seek not to repeat the same character, queries are recommended before manuscript submission. Writers are paid $50 upon publication. Email queries or submissions to mailto:Mail@Preaching.com or Managing Editor, Preaching, 402 BNA Dr., Ste. 400, Nashville, TN 37217-2509.
Specifications and honorariums subject to change. Sample copies available for $8.00 per issue.Revised Aug. 3, 2012. http://www.preaching.com/writing-for-us/ - Our Little Friend magazine.
Our Little Friend® (OLF) has been published continuously since 1890; Primary Treasure® (PT) since 1957. These are spiritually oriented magazines written for children (see below for age levels). They are given each week to the children who attend Sabbath School (like Sunday School) at a Seventh-day Adventist Church. Through the vehicle of true stories, we help children
understand their infinite value to Jesus, their Creator and Redeemer
learn how to respond to God
show love to their family and friends
serve others in their world
The right age level
Story plots, vocabulary, and main characters should fit the age level for whom the story is written. OLF is for ages 1 to 5 (through kindergarten). PT is for ages 7 to 9 (grades 1 through 4). Children like protagonists a little older than themselves, but not younger. The reading level we aim for is third grade. In stories for this age level, words are simple; sentences uncomplicated; description minimal; conversation carries every scene.
Story topic ideas
True adventure stories with a spiritual focus
Answered prayer stories
Assurance of salvation
Child's worth to God, family, friends
Moving—a major trauma of childhood
Handling fear, i.e. performing in a recital, going to the dentist, parent on a trip
Disagreeing agreeably
Saying No to drugs (PT)
Nature stories (see separate section)
Coping with negative emotions
Maintaining positive parent/child relationships
Handling bullies and remaining Christian
Friendship skills (making friends; when friends leave you out; when your friends don't like each other)
Handling peer pressure
How a child can have a vibrant devotional life
Living in a blended family
Watching TV intelligently
Making good choices in toys, other entertainment
Stopping abuse
Coping with disappointment
Perseverance when task is hard
Parent apologizes to child
Ways of honoring parents
Coping with serious illness or another handicap
Divorce in the family (PT only)
Practical ways to keep Sabbath
Homeschooling (PT)
Attending small church schools (PT)
Being healthy (eating habits, washing hands, getting enough sleep, going to bed on time)
Resisting temptation
When religion divides home
Practical ways a child can witness
Respecting others' feelings
Working mothers
When parents argue/fight
Praying for God's will, accepting when He answers No or Wait
Attending a small church
Relating to being teased
Being kind to kids left out by other kids
Basic social skills/manners
Accepting personal differences
Getting along with siblings/fighting fair
How habits/actions change when Jesus' love is in the heart
Christian perspective on material things
How to pray
Value of memorizing Bible verses
Any story that helps a child understand Jesus better and rely on Him more
Payment and rights
We will pay between $25 and $50 for an OLF or a PT story depending on the excellence of the manuscript, length, and other editorial considerations. We purchase one-time magazine rights and electronic rights; accept previously published material, and pay upon acceptance. We also reprint stories after four or five years have gone by. We make every effort to reach the authors of these older stories to pay them again at half the first rate so tell us if you move. We prefer that you not submit reprints to us. It works better if you let us choose the reprints—we stay more organized that way!
- The Bible Advocate The Bible Advocate is one of the oldest religious magazines in America, founded in 1863. Now What? has been online since late 1996. Both are published by the Bible Advocate Press, the publication agency of the General Conference of the Church of God (Seventh Day). Now What? is produced monthly; the BA is published six times a year. The Bible Advocate is geared to help Christians understand and obey God’s Word, with articles on Bible doctrine, current social and religious issues, Christian living, Bible topics, textual or biblical book studies, prophecy, and personal experience. We also print fillers (sidebars) and poetry (traditional, free, and blank verse).
Length
Bible Advocate
Feature articles
1,000–1,200 words
Fillers
100–400 words
Poetry
5–20 lines
Now What?
Articles, personal experiences
1,000–1,500 words
We pay an honorarium, on publication, of $25 per printed magazine page, up to $55, for print and electronic rights. Online articles run $25-$55, depending on published length. For poetry and fillers, we pay $20.
We prefer e-mail submissions to bibleadvocate@cog7.org (attachments OK). Please include an SASE or SASC with all hard copies. Unsolicited manuscripts will not be returned unless accompanied by an SASE or SASC. No fax or handwritten submissions, please.
- Alive Now magazine. Our readers are primarily adults — from young adults to older adults — and include persons of many cultures and ethnic backgrounds. Meditations and stories should be no more than 400-500 words. We also consider prayers and poetry. Send your best work. We limit submissions to up to two stories/articles or six poems/prayers per theme per writer. The usual payment is $35 and up.
- Leadership magazine. Leadership Journal is published by Christianity Today and offers smart, honest perspective on matters of ministry and the Christian leadership experience. In both its quarterly print edition and robust website, readers can count on candid articles and in-depth interviews that help leaders to enhance their ministry, encourage community and embody vision. Leadership Journal is written by our readers, so we welcome your ideas. Most of our writing are requested, but we do regularly publish unsolicited manuscripts. Please send us a brief query describing your idea and how you plan to develop it. We'll respond to you as quickly as possible. To send your query to us, click here.
After we've accepted your query, write the article. We prefer electronic submissions. Be sure to include your full name, address, and phone number, plus church name, address and phone number, and your position. Also, include a "bio" at the end to introduce yourself to our readers.
Thanks for your interest in writing for Leadership Journal. Send us a query, and let's get started.
- Presbyterians Today. Presbyterians Today welcomes contributions from freelance writers. Preferred maximum length is approximately 1,500 words. Presbyterians Today also seeks well-informed articles that can help individuals and families cope with the stresses of daily living from a Christian perspective. Fiction, poetry, and reprints are rarely used.
Writers should send a query by mail or email to the editors before sending a manuscript. Unsolicited manuscripts will not be returned unless a stamped, self-addressed envelope is enclosed.
Authors are asked to submit only one article at a time. Manuscripts sent to editors approve the subject proposed in a query are read by at least two editors and a reply given normally within 60 days after receipt.
Presbyterians Today pays for articles upon acceptance of the manuscript. Contracts specify purchase of all rights, including publication on the Internet.
With the author’s permission, the magazine may hold a manuscript for future consideration (which does not preclude the author from submitting the article elsewhere) and payment will be offered at the time the article is scheduled for publication — if publication rights are available to Presbyterians Today at that time.
Authors receive two complimentary copies of issues in which their articles appear.
Short features Presbyterians Today also accepts short features (250–500 words) about interesting people, programs, events and congregations related to the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), for the “Spotlight” department. Payment varies.
Contact Information Presbyterians Today 100 Witherspoon Street Louisville, KY 40202-1396
It's a weekly 16-page magazine for high school-aged teenagers (13-19 years old).
It's published by the Pacific Press Publishing Association and is a ministry of the North American Division of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.
It's distributed to youth at church, at church schools, and through home subscriptions.
Articles should address topics of interest to today's teenagers from a Christian perspective.
An article should begin with a story or several anecdotes to introduce the topic. The story or anecdotes should be true and involve teenagers. (See section "Writing a Story" for tips.)
The article should include a biblical perspective. (We prefer scriptural quotations in the New International Version.) Most articles benefit from one or two sidebars, which might provide "how to" steps, resources, definitions, a self-quiz, or other information related to the subject.
How to Submit a Manuscript
Submissions must be typed, double-spaced.
With each submission, please include your name; mailing address; phone number; church name, city, and state; Social Security number (necessary for payment); gender and ethnicity (for illustrative accuracy); and biographical facts (such as age, job title, school attending, major, etc.).
- Ministry magazine - International Journal for Pastors.
Ministry, International Journal for Pastors, has been published by the Seventh-day Adventist Church world headquarters (General Conference) since 1928. For many years, the majority of the magazine’s readers comprised Seventh-day Adventist ministers. Since the 1970s, this journal has been offered to the clergy of all denominations. Today’s readers represent many religious faiths as well as various ministries—pastors, professors, administrators, chaplains, pastoral students, and lay leaders.
As a subscription journal, Ministry’s monthly circulation totals more than 18,000. Additionally, Ministry is distributed, on a complimentary basis (each odd-numbered month of the year), to nearly 60,000 clergies of other denominations.
General manuscripts (2,000-2,500 words):
Personal (spiritual, physical, and emotional) needs of the minister
Pastor-spouse team ministry and relationships
Pastoral family needs
Pastoral skills and needs, such as time management, preaching, evangelism, church growth, lay training, counseling, conflict resolution, continuing education, church administration, membership nurture, and related topics
Biblical studies that focus on biblical themes, books, or passages for either sermon preparation or in-depth studies
Theological studies that explore themes from a biblical, historical, or systematic perspective
Church worship and related topics, such as music, worship leadership, and planning
Current issues that are relevant to the church
For additional guidance as to the type of manuscripts we accept, look at previous issues.
Book reviews and resources (up to 500 words):
Book and resource reviews of resources designed to speak to the professional needs of our readers.
If the book or resource is self-published, a written authorization from the author’s employing organization and/or any organization deemed necessary by our editorial team is required before the editorial team will consider having the book reviewed.
Dateline items (up to 250 words):
Dateline features notable gatherings of ministers, programs conducted by ministers, or events of interest to ministers.
We welcome quality photos.
Payment for manuscript
We pay for general manuscripts and book and resource reviews, with the payment determined by the amount of research done and other work needed to prepare the manuscript. If the editors need to spend considerable time editing the manuscript, payment may be reduced. We do not pay for Dateline items.
As a writer, you will receive payment after you return the signed agreement, completed biographical information, and a quality photo to our office. Please note, United States citizens and residents must supply their Social Security number for payment.
- RELEVANT magazine. RELEVANT covers faith, culture and intentional living. Our readership is culturally savvy, mainly Christian twenty- and thirtysomethings who are looking for purpose, depth, and spiritual truth. Our mission is to challenge people to go further in their spiritual journey, live selflessly and intentionally, care about positively impacting the world around them, and find the unexpected places God is speaking in life, music and culture.
To pitch a story idea or submit a feature for RELEVANTmagazine.com, contact us here.If the link above doesn't work, email us at submissions@relevantmediagroup.com. For more information on what we're looking for, read below.
If you are a published journalist inquiring about contributing to the print magazine, contact us here. For more information on what we're looking for, read below.
With a monthly reach of more than 5,000,000 unique visitors and growing, RELEVANT features daily content separate from the print magazine.
•Current is our Op-Ed section covering national and global issues, including politics. We want timely, thoughtful commentary on the issues that matter to our audience. 750-1,000 words.
•The God section explores spiritual topics (spiritual disciplines, relationship with God, others and the Church, worship). 750-1,000 words
•Life covers just that: life (relationships, career, finance, travel, psychology and ethics/morality). 750-1,000 words
•Culture talks about what's new and noteworthy in culture—trends, fashion, film, TV, arts, and music. Reviews: 600-800 words; features 750-1,000 words.
•Reject Apathy talks about social justice from a whole-life perspective—sustainable change, sacrificial living, spiritual impact. 750-1,000 words.
Read more at http://www.relevantmagazine.com/how-write-relevant#8vdehSA44qsJjoJA.99 - Sparkle magazine Sparkle magazine is seeking stories on the theme of “Being Honest” for the March 2016 issue. Published by GEMS Girls’ Clubs, the monthly magazine helps lead girls (1st-3rd grades) into a living, vibrant relationship with Jesus Christ. Each themed issue enables young readers to find out who God is, how He functions in His world, and how He plays a significant role in their everyday lives. The magazine’s tagline is “Sparkling Jesus’ light into the world.” Led by Editor Kelli Gilmore, the editorial team welcomes freelance writers to submit Christian-themed, skill-building articles, fiction/nonfiction stories, quizzes, poetry, games, puzzles, and crafts. In fiction, writers can dabble in adventure, fantasy, and mystery, including realistic stories about animals, and scenarios that readers can connect to their day-to-day relationship with friends and family. Topics in nonfiction include animals, activities, games, sports, music, musicians, celebrities and personalities, socializing with family/friends/siblings, interesting and enjoyable service projects, and handling school work. The editor also accepts poetry, especially poetry that rhymes. Word length: 100-400 words for fiction and nonfiction; and 5-15 lines for poetry. Payment: 3-5 cents per word for prose; $5-$15 per poem; and $5-$15 per game or puzzle. Deadline: September 28, 2015. Full writer’s guidelines and theme list are here - See more at http://writingcareer.com/post/128049989641/sparkle-magazine-needs-articles-on-being#sthash.pOpSneKY.dpuf
Sojourners magazine does not currently accept unsolicited feature article submissions.
For books, music, and reviews: Please send to the Review Editor at the street address below by post or via reviews@sojo.net.
For Poetry submissions to the magazine:
Address submissions to Poetry Editor at Sojourners (3333 14th Street NW, Suite 200, Washington, D.C. 20010). We accept hard-copy submissions only (no electronic submissions).
Number. Submit no more than three unpublished poems at any one time. Since we receive as many as 50 to 60 poems a month and print only one or two we ask that you select from your poems those which you think are most appropriate for our pages.
Payment. We pay $25 per poem upon publication. We also send complimentary copies of the issue in which your poem appears.
Submissions for online publication should be no more than 1,000 words in length, and should directly address the intersection of faith and current events. Before submitting, please acquaint yourself with our material. We reserve the right to edit for length and clarity.
Please email finished submissions for online publication to our Online Editorial team with the words "blog submission" in the subject line. Include a one- or two-sentence biography and a headshot.
Because of the large volume of submissions, we are unable to respond to all article proposals, or to all authors whose pieces we are unable to use. If you have not heard back from us in two weeks, please assume that we were unable to use your piece. We are unable to pay honoraria for our online publications.
- Young Disciple magazine Young Disciple magazine is a weekly publication dedicated to the preparation of young people for heaven. The target age group is roughly grades 5-8. We recognize that these youth are at an age where many important decisions will be made, and we want to point them to Christ and to His eternal principles. Our goal is to glorify God, and our guides are the Bible and the Spirit of Prophecy.
Select a content area compatible with the aims of the magazine. These include the following:
Feature Stories: Stories should portray positive Christian values and be character-building. We are particularly looking for narratives showing God's working in the lives of young people, especially as they encounter difficult situations and find victory through the power of God. All stories must be true although details may be modified in order to protect privacy. Please avoid overused, predictable story lines. LENGTH: 600-1200 words, although longer stories will be considered.
Nature Object Lessons should show the beauty of God's creation and how God's eternal principles can be understood by the things He has made. Try to weave your object lesson throughout the narrative rather than tacking it onto the end of the article. Pictures or drawings are always appreciated. LENGTH: 400-700 words.
Health: Our young readers must understand the importance of a fit and pure body temple. Articles on any subject pertaining to health can be used, but must adhere to the principles in the Bible and Spirit of Prophecy. Illustrations are a plus. LENGTH: 400-700 words.
Witnessing Articles: Suggestions for suitable outreach/witnessing activities are much appreciated by our readers. Most welcome is narrations of what has actually taken place, with suggestions on ways to make it practical, as well as a short testimony from a young person involved in the activity and pictures, if at all possible. Keep in mind that witnessing activities run a large spectrum, from such things as door-to-door witnessing and colporteur work to blood pressure checks, soup kitchens, helping elderly people with yards and house cleaning, and teaching at VBS or in Sabbath School. LENGTH: 400-700 words.
Victorious Christian Living: We occasionally publish short, fast-paced articles dealing with difficult situations or circumstances the young person is likely to meet, along with God's solutions, using personal examples, wherever practical. Possible topics: Peer pressure; loneliness; keeping the Sabbath; Christian social relations; music; living with health reform; difficult people; those in error; school pressures; etc. LENGTH: 400-700 words.
Sabbath Activities: Whatever the Sabbath afternoon activity, it should not be simply an entertainment but also a vehicle for learning more about God or a springboard for ministry to others. LENGTH: 100-200 words.
Special Features: From time to time, a series of articles on a particular subject is published. In the past, subjects have included colporteur evangelism, baptism, natural remedies, methods of Bible study, and youth mission service. Authors with such a series in mind are encouraged to submit query letters including a sample article and outline of the intended subject matter.
Remuneration varies according to quality, need, length, and other considerations.
Submissions should be sent to:
Young Disciple magazine Attn: Janet Evert PO Box 400 Inchelium, WA 99138
Submissions should contain the author's name, address, and the approximate number of words in the article. Articles are best if typed and double spaced, or they may be submitted electronically in an attached Word file to Janet Evert.
