Write with us
Join our team. Write for GodMag.
Do you have something to say about faith? Then say it with us. GodMag is a Christian, reader-funded magazine – online and in print – and it lives from people who share their experience, their knowledge and their joy in the faith.
Who it’s for
For everyone who has something to pass on
What matters to us is not your title, but your wish to share something of value.
- Seminarians
- Students
- Priests in further studies
- Religious
- Theologians
- Mothers and fathers
- Young believers
- Parish volunteers
Topics
What you can write about
Faith
Knowledge of the faith, feasts and sacraments explained clearly.
Reflections
Spiritual thoughts for everyday life, prayer and the liturgical year.
Vatican
Reports and analysis from Rome and the universal Church.
World
Christians worldwide: news and stories from every continent.
Regional
From your parish, your diocese, your seminary.
Culture
Books, music, film and art.
Family
Living the faith in marriage, family and education.
Economy & Politics
Society from a Christian perspective – including Catholic businesses.
Three ways
How would you like to take part?
Every way is equally valuable. You choose.
Write as a volunteer
You give us your text and your time, helping to keep GodMag accessible to many people.
Your gift to our readers
Choose this wayWrite and donate your fee
You receive a fee, waive it and pass it on – to seminarians and priests in formation from poorer countries, or to a project close to your heart.
Your text helps twice
Choose this wayWrite and earn
For every published article you receive a base fee plus a rate per word. Picture research is included in the base fee. For seminarians and students, this can make a real difference.
Fair pay
Choose this way
You can change at any time – also for single articles, in agreement with the editorial team.
Writing that helps
What a fee can do
A scholarship covers studies, accommodation and the bare essentials. For much else, it isn’t enough. When you donate your fee, it becomes very concrete help:
Going out for an espresso once
Community and exchange with fellow seminarians.
Buy clothing
Warm clothes for winter or a decent shirt.
See a Doctor
A doctor’s visit that would otherwise be postponed.
International
One magazine. Many countries. Your language.
GodMag appears in several country editions. You write in the language you feel at home in – and your article can reach readers far beyond your own country.
Our editions:
- Germany
- Austria
- International (English)
Working together
How we work together
Editorial guidance
Every article is read and approved by our editorial team before publication. We help you write clearly, accessibly and in harmony with the teaching of the Church.
Your author profile
With a photo and a short introduction, so our readers know who is behind the words.
Transparent balance
Once your remuneration agreement is in force, you see your earnings in your author account and request the payout there.
Complete freedom
Volunteer, donated or paid: you can change your way at any time, also for single articles – in agreement with the editorial team.
Four steps to get started
- Tell us who you are and what you would like to write about.
- Choose your way: volunteer, donated or paid.
- We get in touch with you and set up your access to the author area.
- Write your first article.
“Every good text is a small witness. We look forward to yours.”
Become an author
Write us a few lines about yourself. We will reply personally.
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need a degree in theology?
No. We welcome everyone with something valuable to share. Our editorial team will support you.
How much is the fee?
It consists of a base fee per article and a rate per word, depending on the section. We will tell you the exact rates personally before you write your first article.
Which language can I write in?
In the language of your country edition. In your application, tell us which languages you write in.
Can I change my way later?
Yes, at any time – also for single articles. A short word to the editorial team is enough.