Directory
Active Membership in the Associated Church Press is divided into three categories.
- Publishing Members (periodicals, websites, news services)
- Individual Members (freelancers, students, retirees)
- Affiliate Members (businesses, consultants, and organizations)
Publication/Publishing Members:
Periodicals: newspapers, newsletters, magazines, journals
News Services
Websites (and other electronic printed media)
Syndication and Information Services
News Services
Websites (and other electronic printed media)
Syndication and Information Services
May be denominational, independent, ecumenical, or interfaith so long as the publisher includes Christian content. May be local, regional, national, or international.
Individual Members:
Freelance writers, photographers, and artists
Religion reporters for secular media
Directors of religious communication
Students /Teachers
Retirees
Honorary Life members
Religion reporters for secular media
Directors of religious communication
Students /Teachers
Retirees
Honorary Life members
May be secular or faith-based, so long as they are interested in having a relationship with the network of professionals that make up the Associated Church Press. Also welcomed: individuals who work for ACP member publications who do freelancing work on the side.
Affiliate Members:
ACP's "Preferred Partners"—those whose work may be of help or interest to ACP's diverse and ecumenical network of periodical, news service, and website publishers, including:
Design firms
Marketing consultants
Communication organizations
Religious book publishers
Christian charities
Marketing consultants
Communication organizations
Religious book publishers
Christian charities
Ecumenical and interfaith organizations
May be secular or faith-based, national or international, so long as they are interested in having a working relationship with the network of professionals that make up the Associated Church Press.
May be secular or faith-based, national or international, so long as they are interested in having a working relationship with the network of professionals that make up the Associated Church Press.