Ellie Shuert

Editor-In-Chief

Jade Castillo Hermosillo

Social Media/Design Chair

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The Penn Epistle is a Christian journal dedicated to sharing and echoing the words of Christ's followers. We encourage and accept all Christian students from diverse backgrounds to share their testimonies, emotions, beliefs, and experiences about their journeys and what it means to be Christian. This organization hopes to become a vessel for the Lord's words in order to comfort, support, and inspire believers and nonbelievers to pursue and deepen their faith.
The name Penn Epistle was kindled by the Pauline Epistles, the thirteen books of the New Testament written by Paul the Apostle, which have become the most well-known articulations of Christian theology and ethics. As Paul put pen to paper and wrote letters to encourage and challenge the body of Christ, we now seek to do the same with your writings and publications. We also seek to spread the good news of the Gospel to our classmates and peers on this campus!
We publish in print twice annually, once in the winter with our zine, The In-Between, and once in the fall with our full-length magazine! Otherwise, we post multiple articles a month on our blog and create video and podcast content.
Anyone and everyone is welcome to join this community and write for the Penn Epistle!

Elizabeth Shuert

Officer

Luke Baber

Madeeha Mirza

Anonymous

Sarah Hinkel

Anila Russell-Hall

Member

Brandon Fong

Carson Fisher

Destiny Dennis

Eric Gold

Erin Chae

Hyniff Collins

Nicholas Anane

Ruth Oyerokun

Sid Kanderi

Stanley Liu

Zach Onsinyo

Penn Epistle

The University of Pennsylvania's Journal of Christian Thought

The Penn Epistle has been one of the best things I could've gotten involved with at Penn. Not only has it challenged me to grow and defend my faith, but it's also connected me to a strong community of Christians that are inquisitive and passionate. I love this group and this mission so dearly.

Penn Epistle Alumni