Alive Now
Writers Guidelines
Alive Now is a Christian bi-monthly devotional magazine that seeks to nourish
those who are hungry for a sacred way of living in the world. Their
theme-based issues celebrate the Christian year, reflect on
contemporary issues from a faith perspective, and nurture an embodied
spirituality for individuals and groups.
Angelica
Angelica is a quarterly journal of contemporary Christian art and fiction
(suspense/thrillers). They are looking for stories (2,000 to 4,200
words) that have strong Christian elements in them, such as an intense
salvation experience; a recommitment to Christ resulting from a life
that had veered away from Christ; an indication that the character(s)
have faith in God, even if it's wavering, with the story showing
somewhere that God is, in fact, faithful. Angels, demons, supernatural,
good vs. evil, end times etc., are desirable content along with any
other type of good Christian fiction that is selling on the market
right now.
Angelica also publishes poetry, but are very selective. They’re not
interested in poetry about nature, but prefer intense pieces on faith,
grace, salvation, forgiveness, etc.
Charisma & Christian Life
Writers Guidelines
Charisma
& Christian Life describes itself as "The Magazine About Spirit-led
Living." Each month more than 600,000 readers turn to the magazine for
inspiration, information and instruction. More than half their readers
are Christians who belong to Pentecostal or independent charismatic
churches, and numerous others participate in the charismatic renewal in
mainline denominations.
Christian Century
Writers Guidelines
The
Christian Century magazine seeks manuscripts that articulate the public
meaning of faith, bringing the resources of religious tradition to bear
on such topics as poverty, human rights, economic justice,
international relations, national priorities and popular culture. They
are also interested in articles that examine or critique the theology
and ethos of individual religious communities. They welcome articles
that find fresh meaning in old traditions and which adapt or apply
religious traditions to new circumstances.
Discipleship Journal
Writers Guidelines
Discipleship
Journal strives to help believers develop a deeper relationship with
Jesus Christ, and to provide practical help in understanding the
Scriptures and applying them to daily life and ministry. Most of the
articles they publish fall into one of three categories: Teaching on a
Scripture passage, such as a study of an Old Testament character or a
short section of an epistle, explaining the meaning and showing how to
apply it to daily life. Teaching on a topic, such as what Scripture
says about forgiveness or materialism. How-to, such as tips on
deepening your devotional life or witnessing in the workplace.
Episcopal Life
No Online Writer's Guidelines
(Contact Page has Editor's email address)
Episcopal
Life is an independently edited, officially sponsored monthly newspaper
of the Episcopal Church, offering news of regional, national and
international events, feature articles on Christian ministry, personal
profiles, columns on theological opinion and reflection, a forum for
dialogue, book and film reviews and a monthly column by the presiding
bishop
Faith Today
Writers Guidelines
Once
a newsmagazine intended to inform Canadian evangelicals on thoughts,
trends, issues and events, Faith Today has become a general interest
publication for Christians in Canada. While still providing national
news and comment, Faith Today now includes more feature articles that
seek to inspire and equip lay leaders and ministry staff. As well, it
provides profiles of individuals and ministries that have overcome
challenges through God’s intervention.
The Godly Business Woman 
Writers Guidelines
The
goal of The Godly Business Woman is to educate, inspire and encourage
women to be all they can be through Jesus Christ. The magazine strives
to be a resource on which women can depend and which sheds light on
God's view of the responsibilities women have been given. Believing
that all women are business women, the magazine offers quality reading
that allows women to grow and be informed as wives, mothers, singles,
grandmothers and businesswomen.
Horizons: The Magazine For Presbyterian Women
Writers Guidelines
Horizons
magazine provides information, inspiration and education from the
perspectives of women who are committed to Christ, the church and
faithful discipleship. Horizons brings current issues dealing with
family life, the mission of the church and the challenges of culture
and society to its readers. Interviews, feature articles, editorials,
regular columnists and letters from their readers offer help and
insight for up-to-date, day-to-day concerns of the church and
individual Christians.
The Lutheran
Writers Guidelines
The
Lutheran is the magazine of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
The magazine strives to nurture an awareness of Christ’s presence in
our lives and in the world, share stories of God’s people living their
faith, provide an open forum for discussion, connect the global
Christian community, and challenge its readers to bring God’s grace and
care to all.
The Plain Truth
Writers Guidelines
The
Plain Truth is bold and uncompromising, a refreshing and welcome voice
in the midst of tired, "same old, same old" Christian journalism. The
Plain Truth challenges religious legalism that masquerades as authentic
Christianity, calling attention to issues that divert attention from
Christ toward human effort, accomplishment and performance. It doesn’t
compromise with the gospel of Jesus Christ, while challenging
unbiblical religious practices and ideas that have given and continue
to give God a bad name.
The goal of The Plain Truth is to
inform, inspire and encourage. Their biblically based insight is fresh
and relevant, offering hope in a world of shattered lives, corrupted
values and meaningless existence. They stand for the renewal of faith
and values, seeking to reach those who have given up on Christianity
and God.
Pray!
Writers Guidelines
The
mission of Pray! magazine is to challenge and equip believers to pray
more diligently and effectively, to encourage believers to step out of
their comfort zones in regard to prayer, and to inform believers of the
scope of the prayer movement and its organizations. Pray! strives to
help readers:
- Develop a deeper intimacy with God through an improved prayer life.
- Come to a more complete understanding of the theology of prayer.
- Raise their awareness level of the worldwide movement of prayer in the church.
- Develop stronger prayer ministries within their own churches.
- Be encouraged to pray for world evangelization, revival of the church, and personal revival.
- Learn new ways to pray and thereby enhance their prayer lives.
Pray Kids!
Writer Guidelines
The mission of PrayKids! is to teach, encourage, and equip children
(ages 8-12) as they develop a deepening relationship with Christ
through prayer, so that they might become more effective prayer
warriors.
Sojourners
Writers Guidelines
Sojourners magazine is part of a Christian ministry whose mission is to proclaim and practice the biblical call to integrate spiritual renewal and social justice. Although most of the articles that appear in Sojourners have been requested from particular writers, they do occasionally publish unsolicited manuscripts. They're interested in feature articles that treat biblical, social, political, economic, theological, community, or church themes (to mention a few) from a progressive Christian perspective. Where it is reasonable to do so, pieces should explicitly state their grounding in Christian faith. They encourage writers who are describing social or other problems to consider suggesting creative solutions to those problems.
Today’s Christian Woman
Writers Guidelines
Today’s
Christian Woman is a practical magazine geared for women in their 20s,
30s, and 40s. It seeks to help women deal with the contemporary issues
and hot topics that impact their lives, as well as provide depth,
balance, and a biblical perspective to the relationships they grapple
with daily in the following arenas: family, friendship, faith,
marriage, single life, self, work, finances, and health.
Weavings
Writers Guidelines
Weavings journal provides a forum in which life in the
world and the spiritual resources of the Christian heritage encounter
and illuminate one another. Founded in 1986, the journal is for all
thoughtful seekers who wish to explore the many ways God's life and
human lives are being woven together in the world.
Women of Spirit
Writers Guidelines
Women of Spirit is a magazine ministry established by Seventh-day Adventist women to
encourage each other and to share with their friends. First introduced
in 1995, it's 
mission is to be a friend and mentor, to stimulate
spiritual vitality, to nurture emotional growth, to foster balanced,
healthy living, and to encourage a dynamic Christian witness in the
home and community.
Women of Spirit seeks writers from a diversity of ethnic and
cultural backgrounds who think creatively and seek God deeply. Though
primarily targeting Seventh-day Adventist women, this magazine appeals
to women of other faiths and therefore avoids using language and
experiences not easily understood outside the Adventist arena. Women of
Spirit aims to build a joyful sense of community among women and to
affirm their place of service in the body of Christ.
Sun is devoted to the principle that true human wisdom is not
the property of any one religion or culture. Beyond distinctions of
secular and sacred, the Shambhala Sun is the place where ancient wisdom
shares the stage with some of today's finest teachers and writers.
Founded by Jesuits, in 1909, America is the weekly Catholic magazine
of news, opinion, book reviews and articles for the thinking Catholic
and those who want to know what the Catholic people are thinking. They
publish a wide variety of material on religion, politics, economics,
ecology, and more. While they're not a parochial publication, almost
all pieces make some moral or religious point. They need articles on
theology, spirituality, current political, social issues.
(Surprised by
Truth, Pope Fiction, Any Friend of God is a Friend of Mine). Envoy
magazine presents the truths of the Catholic Faith in a fresh,
contemporary style, featuring today's top Catholic writers, full-color
graphics, and an upbeat, innovative format. The Holy Father's call for
a "New Evangelization" requires that the Catholic laity be not only
knowledgeable about the Faith, but also prepared to explain it
intelligently, defend it charitably, and share it effectively. Envoy
is an instrument at the service of the local and universal Church to
accomplish this task.
Pays for "all rights."
