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Devotional Submissions For Rest Ministries

Are you interested in becoming a devotional writer at Rest Ministries? We would love to have you join our team of writers once we review your 2 sample devotions. We recommend getting all of your information ready in a separate document and then copying and pasting it into the form. This way, if you bump a key or the page stalls you won't lose your info! Please note, this form is not for article submissions. See this form for article submissions. Looking for style guidelines?

Name * First Last
Email Address *

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Your Web Site - you dont have one, leave it blank
The TITLE of your devotional (This may be changed, but we'd like your idea!) *

This is considered a "working title" and may be changed by the Rest Ministries editor so that you will receive the most readers.
I understand that I will be notified if my article is accepted and that I am aware simple grammar, the title, etc. is subject to editing. I hearby give my permission to allow Rest Ministries to reprint my written works--but I retain all rights. *
Yes I agree

By allowing us to reprint your article, you are giving RestMinistries.com one-time rights to print or reprint your submission. You retain ALL rights and the copyright is considered YOURS. RestMinistries.com does have a copyright symbol on all of our pages, but that is for our general protection. If anyone contacts us about reprinting your article we will refer them to you.
I understand that RestMinistries.com is an faith-based Christian organization and I have reviewed their Statement of Faith and Viewpoint on Healing. By submitting my article for their web site I agree that I have no concerns about their beliefs. *
Yes, I agree
[THE SCRIPTURE] Please use NIV and format as "scripture here" (reference).
[THE DEVOTIONAL] approximately 350-425 words. Make paragraphs short, usually 3-4 sentences each. This is much easier to read online. Share an example of an event, situation, feeling, something the reader can relate to and then dive in with what you’ve learned through this or what you are struggling with and what God is teaching you.
[PRAYER] 1-3 sentences – make is sound as honest as you can, like a few sentences talking with God, not a “canned prayer.”
[ABOUT YOU]
About the Author:
share about yourself here in 3rd person. You can share 1 link. {example– Sue Smith lives with in Kentucky with her 6-year-old daughter and her husband. She has had fibromyalgia for 14 years, but finds comfort in reaching out to others through her blog, http://blognamehere.com }
QUESTION: Ask the reader a question that pertains to your devotional. What would you like people to share about their own experiences, challenges, hopes, fears in the comments section of your devotional? The more intriguing your question, the more comments you may receive and it will spur on more readers to share and learn from each other
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