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 Description

Our new magazine debuted in January 2004 and has received an amazing response. . .

Congratulations! What a great magazine! I've always enjoyed your newsletters with their inspiring articles about real people struggling with chronic illness. This publication is attractive in layout and informative in content. I especially enjoyued reading the secion, "What I Wish My Pasto Understood About Chronic Illness." It rings so true! It emphasizes to me how important it is to prepare seminary students to the issues about disability. Best wishes for success in this new endeavor. - Ginny Thornburg, Director of Religion and Disability Program, National Organization on Disability,

Your glossy magazine has touched me because I have been feeling like one of my life's dreams is far away now, but I can now see that just because I am ill does not mean that I can't reach my goals with God's help. Because all things are possible through Him. You are such a testimony to so many in so many different ways. -Doan

You guys are doing an amazing job. The Lord is certainly leading you as you gather articles and put this magazine together for us. Thank you so much.
- Linda, Wheatland, CA

I love the magazine. . .It is just the perfect size - I can put it in my purse and read it whenever I want! I have also read some of the first articles and they are just great! What a nice job you have done. It's amazing how even a little thing, like paper quality, can end up making such an important statement. Thank you so much for making us feel valued, in all that you do, and for offering us such a fine magazine to look forward to getting in our mailboxes! -Kelly Weiss, HopeKeepers Leader, Littleton, Colorado

Designed with your specific needs in mind, HopeKeepers will encourage you on your Christian walk while you live with chronic illness and pain. Practical tools and inspiration make this a "can't miss magazine!"

  • Articles about the things that matter to you: feelings, friends, family, finances and faith
  • Devotionals from others who live with chronic pain.
  • Alternative medicine--Biblical perspectives of when it helps and when it hurts
  • Peer advice about living with chronic illness and growing in your faith.
  • Book excerpts and book reviews to help you on this journey.
  • Interviews with celebrities and hidden heroes.
  • Updates on HopeKeepers Groups and how to start a HopeKeepers ministry
  • Q/A with a Christian doctor and caregivers column
  • Tools to help you become a strong advocate for quality health care.

Published quarterly, 64 pages, DIGITAL ONLY, 8.5 X 11 (It doubled in size in April 2009!)

The cost is $17.97 for 4 inspiring issues.

Writers Guidelines are here. Please feel free to print the guidelines to share with others, including writers groups.


The new magazine is AWESOME!! I adore it! I ordered a subscription for my pastor also and I am so proud of you that you have done what you have with it. Just to know that [my pastor] is reading it and this is before I have been able to present my ministry, is just a perfect way for him to get a feel of what HopeKeepers is all about. -S.

There are so many things I like about HopeKeepers Magazine! First, I cannot believe how much you can pack in such a small space. I like small magazines such as yours and Readers Digest as they are easier on my hands. But mostly because there is something in there for everyone it seems. I read it and think "oh, I have to share this article with so and so" who happens to have the illness you are talking about. I do so wish I could afford to get subscriptions for a few people but can barely afford my own. I cannot think of anything right now that you should change. You are obviously taking the Lord's "advice" when putting it together. Keep up the good work, Lisa. In Christ, L.

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