Evangelical Press Association Launches Logo Contest for Rebrand to Christian Communicators Network

The Evangelical Press Association (EPA) has initiated a logo design contest for its members as it prepares to transition to its new name, the Christian Communicators Network. The rebranding effort, which was approved by a member vote last month, aims to reflect the organization's mission of supporting Christian communicators through inspiration, instruction, and networking.

Contest participants have until December 4 to submit designs that incorporate both the full name and the initials CCN. The association specifies that entries must avoid artificial intelligence and should convey themes of warmth, unity, and professional stability. The winning designer will receive a $500 prize and complimentary registration for the 2027 convention in Chicago.

The EPA board will evaluate submissions based on creativity and brand alignment, with the authority to modify the winning design or reject all entries if necessary. While the organization has not yet confirmed the official date for the name change, the new brand identity is intended to emphasize the values of being professional, relational, and dependable.