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Thank you for explaining what you meant by “solicit money.” I meant something different. In my view, to “solicit money” means to ask for donations. CT is not using your image to solicit donations. To produce the screen shot that you sent, you must have tried to access the online
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I am responding to your email about use of your photograph by Christianity Today in their June 2015 issue. You asked to see a signed release showing that you consented to the unlimited use of your image. A written consent is not needed for an article. Nevertheless, CT did have
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In 2015, Christianity Today, a magazine with a readership in the hundreds of thousands, published a cover with an epithet used to denigrate military veterans. Its use was done without prior knowledge or informed consent. Furthermore, the cover applauded the efforts of a civilian theologian while erasing the work of
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I've spoken with Laura, and we think having the wedding photo (with the revised caption) would help balance out the earlier emphasis on PTSD, etc. You make a good point about making sure the problem and the solution(/hope) are balanced, and we think the picture can contribute
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Thank you for your response, and no need to apologize for the delay over the weekend. I agree that the extended photo caption toward the end of the article looks long online, especially given that there is currently no corresponding image. I shortened it by deleting some of the information
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PTSD is not just trauma of the mind but trauma of the soul. By Annalaura Montgomery Chuang THE HOUSTON CHURCH SANCTUARY GOES DARK AS A PSYCHIATRIST AND A US ARMY MAJOR PREPARE TO SPEAK. A power outage has caused technical difficulties, but the dim setting illuminated only by light shining
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Thanks for getting back to me and I am sorry I have not had the chance to return the favor as promptly as I would have liked. I am looking forward to seeing Rob's letter in the September issue, and appreciate your commitment to the ongoing conversation around
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Thanks for your email and for patiently waiting for my response. As I told Annalaura yesterday, as we were working through the edits that Warren suggested, as well as the edits that you sent to the extended photo caption, I am very happy to speak with you over the phone
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Warren and Annalaura have encouraged me to contact you about the current issue and have shared a limited amount of their correspondence with you so that I can get a sense of how we got to where we are. It is my understanding that Rob Densmore has offered a response
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So very glad to hear that you think the shoot went well. That eases a lot of my personal concern over this! Thank you for participating. I am eager to see what Jo captured! Yes, I am still interested in a wedding image if we can caption it with something
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The shoot went off without a hitch as far as I can tell and Jo was a great presence, she made me feel comfortable and relaxed. I wanted to check in with you about the wedding photo idea and hear, if it's still something you are interested in,
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Thanks so much for your thoughtful response. I appreciate where you are coming from very much. I have a brother-in-law who still (silently, for the most part) suffers from PTSD and I pray for the day when he can speak as you have here about the ability to