Terrence is the publisher and founder (in 2000) of The Glory Cloud publications. The company’s current and primary production is the Voice of One Christian News & Commentary, a new and growing Christian newsmagazine, which is formatted somewhere between the secular media’s Reader’s Digest and Newsweek.
     The paper prints stories of end-time news, miracles, and testimonials of the goodness of God alive in the earth and in the lives of the believers. It also serves as a platform expressing the unity in the body of Christ. Terrence’s vision with the Voice of One is to reach every segment of the multi-denominational and multicultural church. His motto is, everyone has a story and every church has a story. The magazine is contributed to by various Christian writers and ministers. It also showcases a growing section ministering to youth.
     The paper is part of his life calling and ministry, which he received in 1980. He is also an assistant pastor at Family Life Christian Fellowship in Turnersville New Jersey. He is a father of four and young grandfather of four. He and his wife of 27 years, Linda, and their two youngest children reside in South Jersey. Terrence is also a playwright, cartoonist, and gospel singer and psalmist.

Cheryl Price Clemetson Ph.D.
Vice President of Editorial
Urban Ministries Inc.
http://www.urbanministries.com

Dr. Clemetson is the author of Living in the Excellence of Jesus and the co-author of two books, the leader’s guide – Family Ties: Restoring Unity in the African American Family and the workbook for Family Ties: Restoring Unity in the African American Family and several articles, “Peace in the Midst of a Storm”; “Sister to Sister”; “A Small Still Voice-A Faithful Remnant”; “African American Study Bible”; “The Black Church Project: American Association for the Advancement of Sciences”; “CNBC” and the contributions of “Black Women to Christian Education.”  Dr. C, is a weekly featured guest on the radio show Urban Praise Moody Radio Station.

UMI publishes the following Christian education curriculum:

Workshops - The Perfect Query Email (4E)
Idea Tweaking (6D)
Paid Critiques - Devotionals, personal experience stories and articles
Editorial Needs - Needs seasonal articles that are unique, personal experience about God's provision that touch on a universal human need, and devotions. Overworked topics: Cancer stories unless they have a unique twist. Stories on giving or tithing.

Tim is the editor of two publications for UMI (Urban Ministries, Inc.): JAM magazine (Jesus and Me)^®—a publication for youth ages 12-14, and Inteen Magazine—UMI’s first publication for youth ages 15-18. He is also the Youth Minister at Antioch Missionary Baptist Church. Tim founded One Black Man, a leadership consulting firm that teaches self-confidence, leadership development, and Black history to Black boys between the ages of 13 and 18. He has also written for the Trumpet Magazine and The African American Pulpit. He is the host of “Youth Talk Back,” a segment of the International Sunday School Broadcast—a vision of Rev. Clay Evans, founder of the Broadcast Ministers Alliance of Chicago (BMAC).
     In his free time, Tim actively participates as a member of the Metropolitan Board of the Chicago Urban League, and The Rainbow PUSH Coalition. Tim Lee was the Camp Pastor for Circle Y Ranch, a Christian Camp, during the summer of 2008.
      Tim Lee believes in giving back to the community. He believes that the promise of a better tomorrow rests in the hands of young people who prepare for it today. His favorite Bible verse is Matthew 6:33: “But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and His righteousness, and all these things will be added unto you.”

John is a pastor, writer, speaker, certified Christian counselor, pilot and sport flight instructor, sports broadcast journalist, network radio guest host, Direct Marketing consultant with Christian Direct—WillowCreek Marketing, and newly appointed publisher of a new Christian Music Magazine. John is a Supreme Court-appointed Mediator, successful small business owner, husband, and grandfather.

Cheryl A. Pullins
Founder/Editor-in-Chief of LIVE Magazine
http://www.liveinvictory.org

Cheryl  is a native of Philadelphia where, as a teenager, she started serving in the Kingdom of God. At the age of 16 Cheryl began serving pastors and their ministries on the administrative level. She has served in myriad capacities at several ministries throughout Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Delaware by using her spiritual gifts of administration, leadership, teaching, and encouragement.
     Cheryl is the Founder/CEO of Pullins Enterprise LLC which holds several companies including Pullins Media Group (PMG) and Purposed by Design, a life purpose coaching company which was created to help individuals define their purpose, maximize their potential, and ignite the passion within. 
     Cheryl is also the Founder/Editor-in-Chief of LIVE Magazine published by the Suber Media Group. LIVE is a publication targeted towards the affluent Christian woman and focuses on luxury living for Kingdom minded individuals. LIVE Magazine is available with a complimentary subscription distributed in digital format.
     Cheryl resides in Columbia, MD, with her husband Zachary, and they are the proud parents of four children and the grandparents of three granddaughters.   

Peg is editor-in-chief of Significant Living, a faith-based magazine for boomers and seniors. She was formerly an acquisitions editor for women's nonfiction books at Moody Publishers and an acquisitions director at Tyndale House Publishers. Previously she has been editor-in-chief of numerous mass market magazines including Becoming Family, Romantic Homes, Decorating Ideas, and others. Her book, A Country Sampler of Simple Blessings, is a further celebration of her love for home and family. She is a contributor to two other books: What We’ve Learned So Far and Intimate Encounters with God, and she wrote with Priscilla Shirer to create the trade book Discerning the Voice of God. During her more than 25 years experience in publishing as a writer, editor, and executive she has founded and consulted on several new magazine launches, and she helped start and develop a small trade-publishing house. Peg has won more than 30 national awards for writing, design, and production excellence. Experienced in both magazine and book publishing, she has been involved in the development of book and audio products for Focus on the Family.

Editorial Needs:
General Information: Feature stories should be powerful, dramatic, inspiring, role-model stories that teach by example, rather than “here’s what to do and how to do it.” Stories may be heart-touching, funny, adventurous, compelling—but all will be a “good read.” Stylistically, most features will be more Reader’s Digest or Guidepost. They will inform while entertaining. All stories should be positive, upbeat, and inspirational. They should encourage readers to live life to the fullest and finish well according to biblical principles. Human interest stories should demonstrate lifestyles and experiences that will encourage and show readers how they can make this second half of their lives rich, full of purpose, and significance. Click here for Writer's Guidelines.

Karen has hundreds of articles and  ten published books with two more to be released in 2010. In the past she was a contributing writer for Focus on the Family’s parenting magazines and Charisma Life’s Children’s church programs. Currently she writes a family page column for a Connecticut newspaper, a time management column for Enrichment Magazine, and is a writer for suite101.com. Within three months of attending her first writer’s conference Karen began to get published. She had something accepted for over 100 straight months and then became a columnist. Karen’s best-selling book series, God’s Girls, has had eleven printings already and still sells over thousands yearly 9 years after publication. She writes for women, families, and children.
    Karen is a panelist for the Writers View 1 (egroup for intermediate and advanced writers); weekly blogger for the CANblog (blog on how to promote your work, part of Christian Authors Network); steering committee member of AWSA (advanced writers and speakers  association); and a CLASS grad.

Workshop - Selling to Children's Periodicals (1E)
Paid Critiques - Articles, personal experience stories and articles; nonfiction book proposals; short drama scripts; picture books; articles, devotionals, short stories, and nonfiction books for children

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