The Evangelical Press Association announced its Higher Goals and Awards of Excellence last week during its annual convention in Illinois. The contest honors the best work done by EPA-member publications during 2004.

Awards of Excellence in the 11 categories went to the following publications: Christian Ministries, Preaching (American Ministry Resources); Denominational, EFCA Today (Evangelical Free Church of America); Devotional, Indeed (Walk Thru the Bible); General, Christianity Today (Christianity Today, International); Missionary, World Vision (World Vision, U.S.); Newsletter, Plugged In (Focus on the Family); Newspaper, Christian Examiner (Keener Communications Group); On-line, Christianity Today Movies (Christianity Today International); Organizational, Wheaton (Wheaton College); Youth, Go! (North American Mission Board); Most Improved Publication, Connections (Reasons to Believe).

Higher Goals winners were awarded in 27 different categories: Biblical Exposition, Christian History & Biography and Christian Leader; Cause of the Year (racial reconciliation), Baptist Press and Plain Truth; Critical Review, Citizen and Mutuality: The Voice of Christians for Biblical Equality; Editorial, Leadership; Evangelistic Article, Light & Life; Devotional, Stillpoint; Fiction, Today's Christian Woman; First-Person, The Heartland Gatekeeper; General Article, Christian Research Journal; Humor, New Man; Interview, Leadership; Personality, World Vision; Poetry, Sojourners; Reporting, Citizen; Standing Column, Indeed; Single-Theme Section/Issue, Discipleship Journal; Cartoon, Clubhouse; Cover, Kindred Spirit; Original Art, Clubhouse Jr. and Kindred Spirit; Photo Feature, Decision; Single Photo/Candid, World Vision; Single Photo/Controlled Setting, Christianity Today; Two-Page Spread Design, Campus Life; Typography and Lettering, Campus Life; Publication Design, Worldwide Challenge; Publication Redesign, On Course and Wheaton; Freelance Article, Christian Research Journal.

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