Continuing The Conversation May 4, 2020 Issue

The real deal

Susan Stark

Dear Reader:

People want real, honest communication—whether it’s between friends or on social and commercial media. The same is true of whatever we write in the Christian Science magazines. The pieces need to be genuine and credible to readers.

Authenticity is one of a handful of key qualities that we as editors and writers look for as we work with each article. Other qualities that should be represented in the magazines’ pages could include heart, accessibility, and relevance, in addition to the spiritual depth essential to every article. In this month’s column, we’d like to share a little about the subject of authenticity.

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