EPA Hosts Live Webinar on Writing about Racial Healing
Race, Grace and Forgiveness? Can We Write Our Way to Racial Healing? This was the subject of a candid and interactive exploration of how writers of every background can help heal racial wounds by writing truthfully about our racial struggles and journeys. What’s required? How does one start? What narrative and spiritual elements make a […]
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Remotely Creative: COVID-19 Forces Abrupt Paradigm Shift for Christian Magazine Publishers
Like journalists across the globe, Jeff Finley, executive editor of Light+Life, was plotting the best way for his Indiana-based publication to cover the escalating coronavirus pandemic. Then things turned personal. One of his sources, a Louisiana pastor and community leader, died after contracting COVID-19. “That was just a real shock to me,” Finley said. “I’m […]
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Galli, Mumper Granted Honorary Membership
During the April meeting of the Board of Directors, the board voted to bestow honorary membership to two individuals who have contributed to Christian journalism in extraordinary ways. Mark Galli retired as editor-in-chief of Christianity Today early this year. He had spent 30 years as an editor with Christianity Today International, including Leadership Journal and […]
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New Higher Goals Contest Categories Announced
The EPA Board of Directors has approved three new Higher Goals categories that will be added for 2020 with awards presented in 2021. Infographics — A compilation of imagery, charts and minimal text that presents an engaging visual to communicate an overview of a topic quickly and clearly. Podcast — An audio program presented as […]
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A Question of Humility
Like a good meal, the best journalism depends on having the right ingredients. Gifted cooks can make macaroni cheese taste pretty good, but they can’t produce a real banquet without having the best fixings to work with. It’s why so much of today’s go-with-what-we’ve-got instant “news” is just fast food, a few morsels to be […]
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