Emily’s Published Work

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Visit the Web site of Hometown Magazine of the Ken-Tenn Area. Browse the contents of current and archived issues for my features, personal profiles, humor and inspirational pieces.

Published Work (Christian Market):

  • “Worry? Who Me?,” Evangel.
  • “Planning for God’s Purposes,” Evangel.
  • “Christmas Pageant Bloopers,” The Christian Pulse.
  • “Discount Dilemma,” The Christian Pulse.
  • “Campus Security,” The Christian Pulse.
  • Upper Room Disciplines, 2012.
  • “Not the Apple of My Eye,” The Christian Pulse.
  • “Quadrilateral Trust,” Evangel.
  • “Loving Your Neighbor…or Not,” Evangel.
  • “Dwelling in the House of the Lord,” Evangel
  • “Marketing or Selling Out?” Vista
  • “You Might Be a Christian If…” Vista.
  • “Both Sides of the ‘Worship Wars,’” Vista.
  • “Lord, Here Am I, But Send Somebody Else,” Vista.
  • Light from the Word, Wesleyan Publishing House, devotions for week of September 7-13, 2009.
  • Christian Writing Examiner, “Interviewing Senior Adults,” sample article and commentary.
  • WritingtoServe.net, Golden Rule Marketing for Writers (site no longer active).
  • It Is Good to Give Thanks,” Vista (Wesleyan).
  • “Karen Moore Artl: Directed by the Yellow Pages and God,” Christian Communicator.
  • Upper Room Disciplines, 2009.
  • “King David,” Fun ‘n’ Games, Mature Living.
  • “A Biblical Route to Financial Freedom,” The Lookout.
  • “Teaching by Example,” Evangel.
  • “Missions: Why Me?” The Lookout
  • “In the Valley of the Shadow,” The Lookout.
  • “Encouraging One Another,” The Upper Room.
  • These Days: Daily Devotionals for Living by Faith.
  • “A Nation’s Thanks,” The Lookout.
  • “Market Better, Sell More,” The Christian Communicator. Also online here.
  • “Time Management: Handle with Prayer,” The Lookout.
  • Worship: It’s About God,” The Lookout.
  • “Marketing or Selling Out?” The Lookout.
  • “Introducing Your Child to Music,” Early Years, Focus on the Family publication.
  • “Becoming Like a Child,” Evangel.
  • “The Local Church and the Fine Arts”, The Lookout.
  • “Summer Adventure: Explore the Arts with Your Children,”HomeLife.
  • Multiple devotionals in The Secret Place.
  • “The Insurance Puzzle: Asking Questions, Getting Answers,” Mature Years.
  • “Love of God, Music, and Family Is Foundation for Church Growth,” Glory Songs Kit.
  • “Old Songs Renew the Spirit,” Church Musician Today.
  • “Encouraging Word” Church Musician Today.
  • Articles/devotionals on church music for PedalPoint, magazine for church organists and pianists.

Published Work (Other Markets):

  • Editor/Columnist, Hometown Magazine of the Ken-Tenn Area, local bimonthly lifestyle magazine, Obion and Weakley County, Tennessee, and Fulton/South Fulton, Kentucky. Home Biz column, Senior Grapevine content. More than 100 articles published.
  • “Every Kid Needs Good Ol’ Fashioned Horse Sense,” My Favorite Horse, Country, Oct/Nov, 2001.
  • “The New Rules for Prospecting,” opinion piece, Advisor Today.
  • Writer for Shaklee Corporation Community Service Award, nomination of Lyda Rice for 2000 award. Finalist, $1,000 winner, proceeds to Main Street Union City, Inc.
  • “Bank Marketing in the ’90′s: Finding the Right Mix through Positioning,” Midwest Review of Finance and Insurance, 1996.

Editing Experience:

  • Seniors Today editor for Hometown Magazine of the KenTenn Area (current).
  • Writer-editor for WestNetWorks, quarterly newsletter for WestNet, a leadership education program sponsored by the University of Tennessee and Tennessee Valley Authority.
  • Writer-editor for The Profit Page, newsletter for Crop Production Services, Union City, TN.
  • Writer-editor for The Grapevine, monthly newsletter for the Eddie Cox Senior Center, France Printing, publisher, Union City, TN.
  • Editor-proofreader for www.obioncountyshopathome.com.

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2 comments on “Emily’s Published Work

  1. Rev. Robert WardNo Gravatar on said:

    I like this weeks devotional in DISCIPLINES

    Monday
    I toured a Spanish Fort in St. Augustine

    Today I watched a shepherd boy empowered by faith.. appreciate it.

    Robert Ward

  2. Emily AkinNo Gravatar on said:

    Thanks for the feedback. The fort in Monday’s meditation was a 15th century fort on the island of Terceira in the Azores. Info at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_of_S%C3%A3o_Jo%C3%A3o_Baptista_%28Angra_do_Hero%C3%ADsmo%29. The photos don’t show the oceanside view.

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