Christian Publishing

“I want to argue, in echoing Kristian’s words in her Substack, that we do need CT. That as an institution, the success and proper functioning of Christianity Today is important for evangelicals.” - The Dispatch

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“The recent vote to change the group’s name was a mistake, but it can be undone.” - MinistryWatch

“…simultaneous to Petrik’s appointment, the magazine was laying off 20% of its staff and 40% of the editorial team. Among those hit by the layoffs was Andy Olsen, an award-winning journalist and the editorial director for news at CT. In the wake of these layoffs, Deputy Editor Bonnie Kristian announced her resignation.” - MinistryWatch

“It is my desire to carry on Billy Graham’s vision at CT by serving the church through creative and redemptive storytelling, informative journalism from an evangelical Christian worldview, and resources and convenings that foster flourishing.” - CToday

“Christianity Today interim president Thomas Addington officially announced today the appointment of Marvin Olasky as editor in chief. The media company with its magazine flagship is moving into its 70th-year celebration.” - CToday

“Senior News Editor Daniel Silliman issued an apology earlier this week (April 22) for an article he wrote and published the Monday before Easter titled: ‘Was Jesus Crucified with Nails?’” - C.Leaders

“Sir Paul Marshall, owner of GB News and founder of digital outlet UnHerd, has snapped up the world’s oldest weekly magazine…An outspoken Christian and member of [Holy Trinity Brompton], Sir Paul represents a rare combination of devout Christian with exceeding wealth and influence.” - Premier Christianity

“Many alive today remember when Sojourners expressed some genuine commitment to Biblical sexual morality…. Now, theological and Biblical concepts get twisted to serve progressive agendas and positions.” - World

“[T]he ministry assured customers yesterday that it ‘does not expect’ to close any of its more than 250 stores or lay off any of its approximately 4,000 employees.”



Christian publishing has especially thrived because of its concentration of both mainline and evangelical colleges and seminaries. Publishers Weekly