Christian Literary Journal. Pronounced agape (ah-gah-pay). Currently accepting Christian-themed Fiction, Creative, Non-Fiction & Poetry submissions.
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Agape Review is currently accepting submissions for Christian-themed Fiction, Creative Non-Fiction, & Poetry. There's no submission fee. For more details, please visit agapereview.com/Submit
By God’s grace, Agape Review has turned five today! What started as a fledgling platform for Christian-themed creative writing has beautifully blossomed into a thriving literary journal embraced by thousands of readers and writers. God bless y’all.
What do you think of this logo for our literary journal? The dove represents divine peace (as in Genesis) and it's carrying a quill (representing literature) instead of an olive branch.
Shnorhavor Amanor yev Surb Tznund! Wishing our dear Armenian sisters and brothers a blessed Christmas ☦️🎄🇦🇲
Dear readers and writers, we are really sorry for being MIA for a long time now. Agape Review is back and is actively accepting submissions. Looking forward to reading your wonderful creations. God bless.
The number 3 holds great significance in the Bible. The Holy Trinity. The Old Testament has three patriarchs. Jesus was brought three gifts. He rose on the third day. Today, Agape Review is blessed to turn three. Thanks to all our readers & writers. All glory & honor be to God.
Praise the Lord.
Agape Review 🕊️ turns two today.
Thank you for all the love and support y’all’ve showered upon us.
God bless ❤️
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A new poem of mine is out in @AgapeReview: “Welcome Back”
Originally started as a sort of response to the Neil Young and Crazy Horse song.
“Orion is my friend./I seek him at my loneliest…/When troubles spill my soul,/the stars are my mute confidantes.”
agapereview.com/2023/02/22/w…
For dust thou art, and unto dust shalt thou return. ~ Genesis 3:19
As the holy season of Lent begins, may this time be an opportunity for all of us to pray and reflect on the Lord. Have a blessed Ash Wednesday ✝️
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My sorrows are a gift.
I just need to tear down
With hands that hurt and bleed
The ugly, painful wrap.
Read my full poem here:
agapereview.com/2022/04/21/m… via @AgapeReview #poem #poet #poetrylovers
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Poetry | Faith | Christian | Spirituality
Read my submissions to @AgapeReview
agapereview.com/tag/jenise-c…
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Thank you @AgapeReview for sharing my poem with the world. Thousands of people are still waiting for the bodies of their loved ones to be recovered from the rubble of collapsed buildings after the earthquake in Turkey.
agapereview.com/AndLiftThem
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I’m grateful to @AgapeReview for publishing this poem inspired by the prayers of the Northumbria community. We have been using those prayers in Turkish and English for years. agapereview.com/OvershadowMe
The 50 Countries Where It’s Hardest to Follow Jesus in 2023
More than 5,600 Christians were killed for their faith last year, more than 124,000 were forcibly displaced, and almost 15,000 became refugees. More than 2,100 churches were attacked or closed.
christianitytoday.com/news/2…
The world's oldest person, French nun Lucile Randon, has died aged 118.
Born in 1904 in southern France, Sister André dedicated much of her life to the Lord.
When reporters asked her the secret behind her longevity, she told “Only the good Lord knows.”
May she rest in peace
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Faith reaffirmed in a few, short words–a bell ringer!
In Front of Saint Sava’s Temple agapereview.com/2023/01/14/i… via @AgapeReview
