08 May 2015 Church press awards honour communications
Christian communicators were honored May 1 by the Associated Church Press (ACP) and Canadian Church Press (CCP), meeting in joint convention in Toronto from April 29-May 1.
The convention’s theme was “One body, many parts: diversity is the spice of life,” and it was the first time in two decades that the two groups had gathered in Canada.
Here are some of the major awards:
The top ACP Best in Class awards (Award of Excellence) went to:
- Sojourners, national/international magazine
- The Christian Chronicle, national/international newspaper
- The Catholic Review, regional newspaper
- Presbyterian News Service, news service
- U.S. Catholic, denominational or other special interest magazine
- Lutherans Engage the World online, digital edition/mobile publication
- Presbyterians Outlook/Outlook Outpost, blog
- LCMS Communications, public relations/marketing campaign
- Forum Letter, newsletter
- LCMS Communications and Faith & Leadership, independent website
- Concordia Journal, journal
The CCP’s A.C. Forrest memorial awards, named after the late editor of the United Church Observer, recognize excellence in socially conscious religious journalism. They were presented to:
- Circulation up to 9,999 – First Place – Christian Courier – “Canadian Doctors and Nurses Fight for Refugees’ Right to Health Care
- Circulation above 10,000 – First Place – The United Church Observer – “Playing God?”
The ACP’s James Solheim Award for Editorial Courage, Award of Excellence, went to Presbyterians Today for “Our Emmaus Road.”
In the CCP’s General Excellence category, awards went to:
- General Excellence – National Newspaper – First Place – Christian Courier
- General Excellence – Regional Newspaper – First Place – Western Catholic Reporter
- General Excellence – Website – First Place – Salvationist.ca
- General Excellence – Magazine – First Place – Geez
To read the full list of ACP awards, click here. To read the list of CCP awards, click here.
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