From the Editor
You probably noticed a new look for our cover, most notably a new font and layout for our logo, to replace the thicker font we debuted in our Spring 1994 issue. We think the new logo is cleaner and has a more timeless look, better suited to our mission.
We will also debut a new font for the interior of our journal, beginning with the January/February issue, which will reflect the design cues of our new cover. If you have a moment, send us an email and let us know what you think.
J. Douglas Johnson is the executive editor of Touchstone and the executive director of the Fellowship of St. James.
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