To recognize and advance Christian authors and Christ-centered literature by encouraging excellence, strengthening trustworthy connections, creating meaningful opportunities, and directing literary influence toward service in churches and communities.
CAC is structured around standards, fellowship, discovery, recognition, and service rather than publishing packages.
Our identity is anchored in a clear Statement of Faith and a commitment to truth, integrity, dignity, and responsible authorship.
CAC brings authors into closer relationship with churches, ministries, bookstores, readers, and other Christian literary stakeholders.
Qualifying programs should be governed by published criteria, review methods, fees, limitations, and appeal procedures.
CAC aims to connect literary activity with church restoration, disaster response, and humanitarian initiatives through verified structures.
CAC does not exist to replace a church, denomination, publisher, literary agent, theological school, or bookseller. Its role is to provide a distinct council framework for Christian literary recognition, connection, discovery, and service.
Credibility requires visible accountability. CAC should publish its legal identity, leadership, governance responsibilities, membership standards, review procedures, conflict-of-interest safeguards, financial principles, and complaint or appeal pathways.
Our identity is anchored in a clear Statement of Faith and a commitment to truth, integrity, dignity, and responsible authorship.
CAC is committed to building a council culture in which Christian authors can be recognized responsibly, connected meaningfully, and encouraged to use their work in service of the Church and the wider world.
