The USPS is Under Attack. Christians Should See That’s Bad News. This the headline for a new heavily sourced report published on August 21, 2020, by EPA member Word&Way, a Baptist magazine based in Jefferson City, MO, and serving Midwest Baptists. It was written by editor Brian Kaylor. “Soon after becoming editor of Word&Way four […]
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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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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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In mid September, some 70 current and prospective Christian magazine publishers from six French-speaking African countries will descend on La Sabliere, a conference center near Abidjan, Ivory Coast. For seven days they will listen to six experienced trainers speak on the basics of magazine publishing, from concept to finished product. They will learn the keys […]
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The Christianity Today Board of Directors has unanimously elected Dr. Timothy Dalrymple as its next president and CEO. He will begin his new role May 1, 2019. “Tim comes to CT at a strategic time,” said board chair Eugene Habecker, “He has a remarkable opportunity to build on the foundation put in place by retiring […]
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By Michael Ray Smith, Special to EPA NAIROBI, Kenya — E-Life editor Bola Adewara loves to tell audiences about the first issue of his magazine. He received an unsolicited telephone call in his Lagos, Nigeria, office asking him the budget he needed to get his first issue to press. “Budget?” Adewara asked. “I don’t know.” […]
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They just had an ‘Engaged Journalism’ meeting in Texas and invited an EPA representative. What I learned might change your approach to publishing. By Mark A. Kellner AUSTIN, Texas — “I hope you haven’t been too uncomfortable here,” one of the participants at the Engaged Journalism Lab, sponsored by the Democracy Fund, said to me. […]
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Several EPA members will be joining the faculty for Magazine Training International’s inaugural publishing conference in Africa this fall. Jeremy Weber, senior news editor for Christianity Today; Tamara Welter, associate professor at Biola University and adviser to Point magazine; and freelancer Carla Foote will join a faculty of nine for the Magazine Publishing Institute in […]
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The Evangelical publishing community lost two accomplished leaders within the span of three days in late June. On June 26, 2017, Rev. Jim Reapsome passed away at the age of 88 in Downer’s Grove, IL. Reapsome, an honorary member of EPA for his long years of service in the association, was the founder of The […]
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The Evangelical Press Association has signed on as a coalition member for an international conference dealing with publishing about crises. It will be held in Europe next year. The Crisis Publishing Institute, organized by Colorado Springs-based Magazine Training International, is scheduled for October 15-18, 2017, possibly in Frankfurt or Budapest. Terrorist attacks, displaced refugees, war, hunger, poverty […]
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