When Freedom is not Free: Censorship on Christian College Campuses
Can journalists for Christian magazines and for Christian organizations claim First Amendment privileges of inquiry and scrutiny of those in power? Do they? Should they? And what about students who try it on a Christian college or university campus? It depends, of course, on a lot of factors. EPA, at its 2019 national convention in […]
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Mark Galli Announces Retirement as Editor in Chief of Christianity Today
Minnesota pastor Daniel Harrell named as new editor in chief, starting in early January (The following news release was distributed by Christianity Today) CAROL STREAM, Ill. — Mark Galli announced his retirement as editor in chief of Christianity Today, where he has served in various editorial roles for the last 30 years. “I’ve been EIC […]
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EPA Member to Speak in Ukraine at Journalism Conference
KLAIPEDA, LITHUANIA — EPA member Michael Ray Smith will speak at the Novomedia Forum Nov. 1-2 in Kyiv, (Kiev) Ukraine. Smith will speak on conducting hard-to-get interviews. In addition to speaking, Smith will represent The Media Project, an international organization that unites journalists, particularly reporters of faith. TMP recruits students and journalists to engage in […]
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ERLC to Sponsor 2020 Cause of the Year on Christian Citizenship
Christian Citizenship has been selected by the Board of Directors as the 2020 Cause of the Year. Articles and photos/illustrations published in the calendar year 2020 on this subject may be entered into the contest to be awarded in the spring of 2021. The 2019 Cause of the Year is sponsored by the Ethics & Religious Liberty […]
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The Art of Omission: Chipping away what doesn’t belong
By Andy Butcher I have always found the Journalism 101 guide—who, what, why, where, when, and how—to be of limited help. It’s a bit like telling an Olympic track hopeful that all they need to do to win a gold medal is run faster than everyone else. Yes, but… Which whats? What whens? Whose wheres? […]
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