Companion Wins Eight Top Press Awards

The Covenant Companion received eight awards at the Associated Church Press annual convention last week, including third place for best denominational magazine.

The Covenant Companion received eight awards at the Associated Church Press (ACP) annual convention last week, including third place for best denominational magazine.

“It is an honor to be recognized for the work of our talented and dedicated Companion team,” said Linda Sladkey, managing editor. “We are especially grateful to the Love Mercy Do Justice team who offered their thoughtful voice and insightful advice to the September/October issue that featured our ‘Doing Justice’ stories. And for the many engaging writers in our Covenant family who continue to share their vulnerable stories with our readers.”

The awards for content published during 2020 were announced Thursday. The ACP is the oldest religious press association in North America and represents a broad spectrum of Christian print and online publications.

First Place

In-Depth Coverage: “Doing Justice” stories, September/October

Feature Article, Short format: “The Word that Haunts,” by Cecilia Williams

Feature Article, Long format: “Kinship to Creator,” by Lenore Three Stars

Second Place

Department: Arts & Culture

Editorial Courage: “Doing Justice” stories, September/October issue

Third Place

Best in Class Denominational Magazine

Column: Jelani Greenidge

Personal Experience: “The Word That Haunts,” by Cecilia Williams

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