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What is LogoSophia Magazine?
LogoSophia Magazine is dedicated to creating and cultivating connections, unity and understanding between Christian denominations, under the leadership of an elected Editor in Chief.
LogoSophia is an online interdenominational Christian magazine that is published quarterly (in February, May, August, & November). At the start of the year, the magazine will decide on a new theme for its content, ranging from the many virtues of life to the heavy burdens of our world.
The magazine publishes a wide array of creative material that encourages interesting conversations and emotional connections between Christian believers of different denominations and cultures, including but not limited to:
- Ads
- Advice Column
- Articles/nonfiction
- Artwork
- Bible verses/passages
- Book reviews
- Comic strip
- Controversy Corner
- Hymns
- Letters to the editor
- Movie reviews
- Original fiction
- Prayers
- Quizzes
- Reader write-ins
- Regular columns
- Surveys/polls
- Visio Divinia (a holy image to contemplate)
- And More
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Submissions Information Fall 2020: The Church – Ministry & Hierarchy
The theme of the Fall 2020 issue is The Church – Ministry & Hierarchy.
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We want to know – what do these ideas mean to you personally? How do you see them in your church, in your life and in the lives of others? -
Summer 2020: The Church: Liturgy & Worship
Join us as we explore liturgy and worship. In these pages you will learn about how different people worship and the liturgical practices of different denominations. You will find non-fiction, poetry, reflections, puzzles, book and media recommendations, and a new set of prayers for your prayer beads. We can’t wait to hear what you think!
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Putting on a Bold Texas Face Against CV-19
My latest washable mask is from the skilled fingers of a local young woman artisan who crafted it with variations on our Lone Star Flag. When I drive into town on errands I’m not only doing my small part for the safety of others, I’m also showing my loyalty to our Republic…
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