I need Christian Writers

I need a Christian Writer who will sell me all the right to the article. It must not be posted anywhere else. Step One: Pick a topic. Prayer topics need to be both broad and specific at the same time. Is this possible? Yep! In other words, imagine a teen reading it. (Think of several teens you know- you can even ask them to read your prayer before submitting it.) Can they totally relate to what you wrote? Do you think that will be true of every teen who reads it? Below are a few topics that today’s teens relate to, but you can choose another topic if you truly believe it will have a personal connection to teen readers. Friendship Backstabbing Family Death Illness Environmental Issues and Being Green Work School Money The Opposite Sex Church Who God Is Learning New Things Belonging Celebrations Siblings Parents Cliques and Clubs Role Models The Future Fear Worry Global Issues (Orphans, Trafficking, Hunger, etc.) Local Issues Volunteering Classmates Peer Pressure How Others View Christians Goals Politics Purity Personal Time with God Evangelism Loneliness Media Health Disabilities Chores Rules Step Two: Write a verse. We don’t want to publish anything that is not biblically sound. That means the prayer you write should be based on scripture. At the top of your submission, write the verse that you’ll base your prayer on. Yes, we will be publishing these verses along with the prayers, so prayers cannot be accepted if they don’t have a theme verse! Step Three: Write 150-250 words of prayer. Here are three of those words: always start with “Dear God” and end with “Amen”. The middle part is up to you. This might go without saying since you’re writing a prayer, but please prayerfully write. Think over the words you put down, and ask someone to read it over or even actually pray it if you’re not sure. We’ll only be publishing the top quality submissions, so consider writing more than one draft. Step Four: Draw readers to Christ. These are just a few details to consider in your writing, but the heart of every prayer is to draw closer to God. That means don’t write things that will be divisive, offensive, boring, inappropriate (for YA readers), over-spiritualized, unachievable, or otherwise unrealistic.