Sci-Fi Writers of Christianity

Previous Winners

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Second Half of 2000	Dead Reckoning	by Megan James
	A interesting tale that is part murder mystery, part time travel, and part romance.
Second Quarter, 2000	Good and Faithful Servant	by Evian Delacourt
	Star Wars fanfic that imbues the Force and the Jedis of the popular movie and book series with deep spiritual significance.1993 words.
First Quarter, 2000	Pièce de Résistance	by Rick Chambers
	Rick's story is a morality tale on several levels but primarily "Pride cometh before a fall." 2491 words.
Fourth Quarter, 1999	The Prophetess	by Cassandra Cook Butler
	Whether you agree with her theology or not, Ms Butler has written a powerful reminder that, while God is a god of love, He is also a god of power. Cassandra won a copy of James BeauSeigneur's In His Image. 4827 words.
Third Quarter, 1999	The Great Diverse	by Steve Poling
	An interesting view of life after death with a tour of heaven and hell. Steve won a complimentary issue of Dreams and Visions magazine. 6084 words.
Second Quarter, 1999	"The Old Goats Home: a retelling of two parables"	by Joseph Trocino
	A letter of advice from a recently...confused...friend. 1940 words.
March, 1999	"Jonathon's Trials"	by John C Walborn
	Great Christian fantasy with a John Bunyan feel to it. 3107 words.
February, 1999	"The Gateway"	by Sonja Botes
	While I don't feel that "The Gateway" really qualifies as science fiction or fantasy, I'm keeping the genre boundaries fairly loose until submissions pick up. 888 words.