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AAPC "Journeys" Magazine
Manuscripts Requested
Invitation to Journeys Magazine
Essays from the Heart of Pastoral Counseling
Summer-Fall 2010 - Vol. 12, No. 2: Your Story from the Marsh You are standing in a marsh. A marsh is a place that is not either/or, but a both/and, full of life, filtering out toxins. It is a place part flooding and destructive, but ironically that which protects against flooding and destruction. Often it is only viewed for its muck, and mud, and mire, but it is a fragile environment in which in a sense all of life gets a start. This particular moment in time takes on so many characteristics of a marsh – for good or ill that it seems fitting to hold it as our image. Tell us the story of your moment of being in a marsh of any kind – relational, spiritual, transformational.
Winter-Spring 2011 - Vol. 13, No. 1: The Least of These Details regarding this theme will be available in the near future.
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Journeys Magazine
An invitation to Journeys Magazine – Essays from the Heart of Pastoral Counseling
Journeys is a magazine which is published semi-annually for members of the American Association of Pastoral Counselors. Submissions are restricted to members of AAPC and are based on a theme created by the Publication Committee.
Submission dates are as follows - see Currents newsletter for details on the theme:
- October 15 Winter – Spring Issue
- May 5 Summer – Fall Issue
Submissions should not exceed 600 words and should include suggested title, name, degree, present position/organization, city, state, daytime phone, fax, e-mail. Format copy in Microsoft Word 97 or Microsoft Word 2000. Send articles as an attachment to e-mail: sharon@aapc.org, subject line, "Journeys."