Staff editors at the Sentinel and Journal offer tips and insights on writing for the periodicals and sharing testimonies and articles with a worldwide audience.
A contributor to the Sentinel and Journal shares how he’s prayed about the editing process.
There are a few schools of thought on writing.
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Relate to readers by sharing how you’ve applied Christian Science.
We thought we’d post some gratitude that came directly to one of our editors, from a contributor.
How much is too much, or maybe even too little, when it comes to testimony details? There's no formula, but here are some helpful tips.
Ideas for prayer when writer’s block has you singing the “Can’t do it” blues.
What happens to an article after it's published, and how does it get shared online?
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My first published article in the Christian Science Sentinel taught me a key lesson in writing for the Christian Science periodicals, namely: to aim for a single focused theme or concept.