RELEVANT magazine is a bimonthly publication geared toward 18- to 34-year-olds. Its focus is threefold: God, life and progressive culture. Under the guidance of that mission statement, RELEVANT covers everything from social justice to church innovation, to spiritual formation, to popular culture as viewed through a Christian lens. RELEVANT uniquely addresses the concerns of today's young adults by covering topics they care about, from a perspective they can relate to. Established authors and thinkers such as Rob Bell, Shaine Claiborne, Donald Miller and Shane Hipps enjoy writing and sharing their thoughtful approach to faith and Christian living with us, while new voices like Jason Boyett, Brett McCracken and Jonathan Merritt have all been featured in RELEVANT before they were more widely known. RELEVANT is also positioned to touch every aspect of an 18-to 34 year-old's life. Whether it's reminding them about Christ's care for the oppressed around the world ("Can Haiti Really Be Saved?"), addressing questions about doubt ("Why Faith Needs Doubt") and real-life issues such as politics ("A Tea Party Gospel") or finding evidence of faith in the midst of pop culture ("Inside the Bizarre Mind of Zach Galifianakis" and "No More Secrets for the Cold War Kids"), RELEVANT tells the stories and covers the issues that young and passionate Christians care about.

Neue magazine is a unique resource dedicated to instructing, encouraging and connecting the today’s church leaders. Specifically envisioned to meet the needs of pastors and ministry innovators under the age of 40, Neue exists to present and discuss the ideas that will shape the future of the Church.

Neue’s thoughtful, passionate approach to faith is evident in its message of cultural engagement, sincere faith and creative innovation. Neue’s contributors are people who have thought of new ways to spread the Gospel of Christ and minister to His Church and to the world. It’s why leading thinkers like Rob Bell, N.T. Wright, Mark Driscoll, Scot McKnight, and Sarah Sumner have enjoyed writing for and talking to Neue. It’s why creative culture-shapers like Hillsong UNITED, Francis Chan and Carlos Whitaker have shared their insights. And it’s why forward-thinking voices like Chris Haw, Shaun King and Mark Batterson have entered the conversation with Neue.

Because it’s published by RELEVANT Media Group, Neue is positioned like no other church leadership magazine to meet the new generation of church leaders where they are. In a rapidly changing world with so much noise, disappointment with church and cynicism about God (even among Christians), Neue stands as a force speaking to a new generation of people trying to change the world for Christ.

Every year, high school pastors see their seniors leave for college and hope they’ve prepared them well for the challenges that lie ahead. One of the best ways to help high school seniors prepare for their next big step is to give them resources to help them transition into college life. Covering issues that range from the practical to the spiritual—engaging faith on-campus, money management and dating—the RELEVANT Magazine College Guide offers high school students vital information and tips to help them prepare for college and beyond.

A premium resource for high school juniors and seniors, the 2009-2010 digital issue is available online and the 2010-2011 issue is available in print for high schools, youth ministries and youth events this year.

After graduation, college students may begin to wonder, "... Now what?" The next step could either be entering the working world, considering higher education—be it graduate school or possibly seminary—or maybe even both. Well, that's where the RELEVANT Magazine Graduate Guide comes in. Answering students' questions on a wide variety of topics—from "Is seminary still important?," to "How can I pay for higher education without going broke?"—the RELEVANT Magazine Graduate Guide offers vital information to students taking the next step.

After receiving an undergrad degree, the choices can begin mounting up. This guide seeks to clear away the confusion and help prospective grad and seminary students prepare for the next step. The magazine not only covers important subjects in life and faith, but it also informs students about unique degree opportunities and helps them balance career, school, family and faith.

A premium resource for college graduates, the 2011-2012 digital issue is available online and in print for universities, college ministries and young professionals this year.

AIDS. Hunger. Poverty. Deforestation. Genocide. Slavery. Abortion. There's no end to the wrongs in this world. Turn on the news, open your newspaper, step outside your own front door and you'll see injustices, pain and suffering the world over.

At RELEVANT, we're passionate about seeing our generation answer the call to help the least of these. That's why we've launched the print edition of REJECT APATHY. Our newest magazine seeks to inspire, challenge and activate a generation already restless to make a difference.

REJECT APATHY isn't a movement—it's a catalyst for change. Through the people, issues and perspectives highlighted in its pages, REJECT APATHY will encourage readers to embrace social justice the right way. From articles challenging a culture of "compassionism," to stories exploring how documentaries are changing the way we see world issues, to interviews with organization leaders about what they wish they'd known when they began, REJECT APATHY will shape worldviews and energize readers to go out into the world and change it.