Top Honors for Companion

The Covenant Companion was recognized as the best denominational magazine for content published in 2021 by the Evangelical Press Association (EPA)

The Covenant Companion was recognized as the best denominational magazine for content published in 2021 by the Evangelical Press Association (EPA). Judges highlighted the “beautiful layouts and thoughtful, skillfully written stories” in their comments. In total the Companion received seven awards from the EPA and seven more from the Associated Church Press (ACP).

“It is such an honor to be selected for the Award of Excellence,” says Cathy Norman Peterson, editor of the Companion. “These awards reflect the hard work and talents of our team as well as the amazing Covenanters whose stories we are honored to share in the magazine.”

Evangelical Press Association Awards

First Place

Third Place

Fourth Place

Fifth Place

Associated Church Press Awards

Award of Excellence (1st)

Award of Merit (2nd)

Honorable Mention (3rd)

  • Letters to the Editor: Readers Write, by the Companion team

 

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