Real Religious
News in Short Supply 2-18-17
The world of
religious news is in a famine time. Bad
news is frequently set aside by religious journalists . However, the reader understands that if all the
news is good then a considerable amount of information has been set aside. If all the bad news comes from commercial
secular press this shapes the culture.
For years’ my
work in a Church profession involved writing information that was to inform
people about actual events and ideas. Sometimes promotion took over. Slowly I
learned the difference and some skills for making news interesting to the
reader.
Good writing
involves getting into the minds of the readers.
Then it becomes possible to draw those readers to come back again and
again.
The writer does not have to
pamper the reader with comfortable information that reflects already formed
opinions. Some actual news is necessary along with limited interpretation.
The articles
intended for a religious newsletter or journal in our time of political and
social turmoil are blessed with opportunity.
1.Keep your audience in mind.
2. Be aware of your own assumptions and personal party line
3. Major in questions
relevant to the readers.
4. Limit the
number of words in a paragraph.
Delton
2. Be aware of your own assumptions and personal party line
3. Major in questions relevant to the readers.
4. Limit the number of words in a paragraph.
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