Publishers: Outreach Resources of the Year Call for Entries

Honoring the Best Books and Curricula in Evangelism * Justice * Cross-Cultural Ministry * and More

Outreach magazine is accepting submissions for consideration for the 10th Annual Outreach Resources of the Year, which will be featured in the March/April 2013 issue.

The Resources of the Year honors resources specifically focused on outreach in areas such as evangelism, justice and compassionate service, and cross-cultural ministry in the United States and around the world.

Your submissions are the critical first step in determining what resources will earn recognition as the “best.”

Please submit only those resources that you believe best emphasize outreach-oriented ministries. Submitted works will only be considered if they were released and available to the public between Nov. 1, 2011, and Oct. 31, 2012.

To submit a resource for consideration, please complete the Submission Form and email it as an attachment to SMarshall@Outreach.com with “ORY13 Submission” in the subject line. Please include the full title and subtitle of the submitted work. You will receive a confirmation email when Outreach has received your Submission Form. Also, please mail two copies of the submitted resource, with a copy of the Submission Form attached, to:

Attn: Scott Marshall/ORY 2013
Outreach Magazine
2231 Faraday Ave., Suite 120
Carlsbad, CA 92008

SUBMISSION FORMS AND COPIES OF SUBMITTED MATERIALS MUST BE RECEIVED ON OR BEFORE OCT. 31, 2012.

The Outreach editorial staff will examine all of the submitted works and decide which ones will be forwarded to independent expert panelists. The panelists will evaluate the selected resources within their area of expertise and will choose which ones to honor as the Outreach Resources of the Year.

Thank you for your participation.

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