Where Christian faith gets down to business

The Marketplace magazine explores the intersection of faith and business. It also shows the impact of MEDA’s efforts to create business solutions to poverty in the Global South.

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Where Christian faith
gets down to business

For more than 40 years, The Marketplace magazine has been sharing stories about how Christian faith gets down to business.

Who We Are

For more than 40 years, The Marketplace magazine has been providing readers with a unique mixture of profiles, news items, faith-based devotional materials, and reviews. The magazine has showcased MEDA’s work helping to create business solutions to poverty in scores of countries throughout the Global South.

The Marketplace also highlights the challenges and successes of Christian entrepreneurs in a variety of profiles, as well as the issues related to living out faith through everyday work.

In 1980, professor and entrepreneur Cal Redekop, who had been editing a quarterly newsletter for the Church, Industry and Business Association (a group that merged with MEDA), renamed the newsletter The Marketplace. Five years later, Wally Kroeker became the first full-time editor of the magazine, a position he held for 32 years. In 1986, the publication assumed its current bimonthly printing cycle, growing from a few pages to its current size of 24 pages.

The magazine is available either as a print publication or a reader-friendly browsable digital edition.

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Mike Strathdee
Publications Editor, The Marketplace Magazine

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If you have questions about anything about the magazine, or have a suggestion of a theme or profile on related to business and faith, contact the editor at mstrathdee@meda.org or call (800) 665-7026, ext.705.

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