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The Evangelical Press Association was formed for professional stimulation and for fellowship, and not to police the activities of its members. Nevertheless, we have a code of ethics and ask all members to agree to these standards as a framework for their ethical practice.
One of the most important factors in the success of a publication is the editor/writer relationship. It is especially important within EPA, as we have committed to advancing the work and witness of Jesus Christ and the church.
As a service to the membership, EPA has developed the following guidelines for editor/writer relationships.
Despite Rodney King's plea, sometimes we can't all just get along. EPA has an ethics committee to hear disputes involving member publications. Here's the procedure EPA follows when an ethics complaint is received.
EPA's programs and services are made possible in part by the generosity of our sponsors. Please be sure to thank them for their continued support of EPA.
If you've been a part of the Evangelical Press Association for a while, you may already have a pretty good idea how things work. Still, people often wonder about how or why different things are done in the organization. Here's a quick list of answers to some of the questions we hear most frequently.
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