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Purpose Magazine: In God's Hands...

Posted by Sally Clark on Monday, April 29, 2019
Purpose Magazine: In God’s hands . . . or God’s provision 
 
Purpose needs short, personal true anecdotal stories (350-650 words) and poems/verse (up to 12 lines). These submissions must meet the monthly themes. Purpose is interested in true stories and poetry that illustrate practical ways Christians apply their faith in daily life or illustrate biblical understandings that support discipleship living.
 
Rates of payment for articles range from $25 -$50, poetry from $10- $20.
 
To publish in February 2020 issue
Theme: In God’s hands . . . or God’s provision
Due date: June 01, 2019
All of us have known the almost miraculous feeling or experience of being in God’s hands—
when something came through at just the right moment or the marvelous gift of healing
through medicine, doctors, and God’s people. Here we’re looking for stories of course, but
also different slants—possibly even when things don’t turn out right, or as our first choice.
But how do we grow to new understanding or faith even through suffering? How was God’s
love or hands visible? What can we do to make ourselves open to seeing the many gifts of
God?
 

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Purpose Magazine: In God's Hands...

Posted by Sally Clark on Monday, April 29, 2019
Purpose Magazine: In God’s hands . . . or God’s provision 
 
Purpose needs short, personal true anecdotal stories (350-650 words) and poems/verse (up to 12 lines). These submissions must meet the monthly themes. Purpose is interested in true stories and poetry that illustrate practical ways Christians apply their faith in daily life or illustrate biblical understandings that support discipleship living.
 
Rates of payment for articles range from $25 -$50, poetry from $10- $20.
 
To publish in February 2020 issue
Theme: In God’s hands . . . or God’s provision
Due date: June 01, 2019
All of us have known the almost miraculous feeling or experience of being in God’s hands—
when something came through at just the right moment or the marvelous gift of healing
through medicine, doctors, and God’s people. Here we’re looking for stories of course, but
also different slants—possibly even when things don’t turn out right, or as our first choice.
But how do we grow to new understanding or faith even through suffering? How was God’s
love or hands visible? What can we do to make ourselves open to seeing the many gifts of
God?
 

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Previous post: St. Louis Writers...

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Sally Clark Like finding shells on the beach, I love doing market research! And what I find, I love to share! I write in a variety of genres including children's, Christian, poetry, fiction, and nonfiction, so these post follow along those lines. Check out my web site: www.sallyclark.info, for more about me.

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