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The Evangelical Missions Quarterly is released in January, April, July, and October.

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Fourth Place

First-Person Article

“Image Bearers of God’s Love Unite!” by Jenna Sanderson was honored for its powerful and deeply personal narrative. The article highlights the lived experience of a young woman with Cerebral Palsy and her call for greater inclusion of people with disabilities in God’s global mission.

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Cover Design

“The July–September 2024 issue of EMQ” themed “Diversity & Mutuality: Working Together to Share the Good News,” received recognition for its compelling visual presentation. Designed by Kurtis Amundson, the cover was commended for its mosaic-style illustration, muted yet expressive color palette, and thoughtful typography.