Faith Today writers named for awards - 10 are shortlisted and 5 win

Congratulations to all the writers whose work was named in The Word Awards this year. Ten from Faith Today were shortlisted. UPDATE: Five were announced as winners Sept. 25.

[Note: we revised this post Sept. 28, 2021 to show the winners.]

Among those in the running are:

• Meagan Gillmore, Dear Church, about living on $2,000/month or less (blog post, Fieguth social justice award) - WINNER FOR BLOG POST
• Carolyn Arends, Go With God (column series) - WINNER
• David Guretzki, Cross Connections (column series)
• Bruce Clemenger, A matter of equal protection: Advocating for our neighbours with disabilities (single column, Fieguth social justice award)
• Katharine Hayhoe, Crisis in creation care (long feature, Fieguth social justice award)
• Sherman Lau, with Celina Lam, Joge Lin & Ted Ng, Longing to Belong: How do Christians live out our welcome and inclusion of minorities (news, Harvey/Mackey journalism award, Fieguth social justice award) - WINNER FOR NEWS AND HARVEY/MACKEY
• Larry Worthen, Appointment with God: Walking with my father through the temptation of euthanasia (personal experience, Harvey/Mackey journalism award, Fieguth social justice award)
• Jenna Smith, Death and New Life Among Resurrection People (short feature) - WINNER
• Tim Huff, The Loneliness Vaccine (Harvey/Mackey journalism award, Fieguth social justice award)
• Joel Gordon, From the ground up: On racism and reconciliation thunder (Fieguth social justice award)