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Magazines and E-zines:

Campus Life

Bimonthly youth magazine from Christianity Today deals with real life issues of high school and college students, including sex, spiritual concerns, friendships, school and music.

http://www.christianitytoday.com/teens/

CCM Online

Interviews with Christian artists, music reviews, tour schedules, and hit charts.

http://www.ccmmagazine.com/

Focus On The Family's Clubhouse Magazine

Stories, jokes, craft ideas, and movie reviews.

http://www.clubhousemagazine.com/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Guide Magazine

Online version of the Seventh-day Adventist magazine for children ages 10 to 14.

http://www.guidemagazine.org/

Just For Kids Magazine

Stories, Bible lessons and crafts online.

http://www.just4kidsmagazine.com/

My Friend

An e-zine for kids and their parents. Includes daily Bible readings and a saint-a-day feature.

http://www.myfriendmagazine.com/

Not Ashamed Magazine

A bi-monthly magazine by and for teens and young adults. Encourages readers to not be ashamed of Jesus Christ and His Word.

http://www.notashamedmagazine.com/

Pockets

Monthly e-zine with articles, stories, a weekly Bible lesson, jokes, poems, games, and activities.

http://www.upperroom.org/pockets/

Real Teens, Real Faith

Teens share personal stories about their faith. Includes devotionals, mission, poetry, articles, Q&A about self-injury, faith, dating, sex, family issues and more, as well as links, reviews, and discussion.

http://realteenfaith.com

Upper Room Ministries: Devo'Zine

United Methodist e-zine with a devotional of the week, poetry, forums, chats, resources, teen issues, prayer requests, e-cards, quotes, and links.

http://www.upperroom.org/devozine/

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