Nine Magazine Announcing First Contest

Aug. 1, 2014 - PRLog -- (CHARLOTTE, NC) April 29, 2013 - niNe. magazine is holding its first contest to promote its fashion launch.  The contest encourages teen girls to send a picture of their favorite spring fashion trend to the magazine.

Winners will receive a new t-shirt from the magazine’s new fashion line among other prizes.  niNe. magazine hopes that the t-shirt will inspire teens to create their own unique and beautiful look.  Additional prizes consist of jewelry from the non-profit organization Rahab’s Rope, make-up and, for the grand prize winner, an opportunity to model niNe.’s shirt in a promotional photo shoot. Three winners will be chosen by niNe.magazine staff and announced the day after the contest ends. To enter or learn more about the contest visit www.ninemagazine.org/Contest.html.

niNe. magazine wants to know what its readers find trendy, so it’s reaching out and asking them directly.  Founder, Melinda Laging says, “The magazine encourages teens to stand firm in their faith, pursue great significance in their daily life and know that they are beautiful and loved. niNe. doesn’t seek to sell to teens or mold them into something that the media proclaims they should be, so the magazine desires to hear from teens what they love about the upcoming spring trends.”

About Nine Media, INC: Nine Media houses the publication niNe. magazine (www.ninemagazine.org), an online publication for Christian teenage girls between the ages of 13 to 18. Nine Media’s mission is to present Jesus Christ's message of love and compassion through inspired, creative media that empowers and challenges youth and young adults to attain their fullness in God.The “Nine” title references the nine fruit of the spirit in Galatians 5:22-23: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control.

To learn more about Nine Media, go to www.ninemedia.org.

Rahab's Rope is a 501(c)3 Non-Profit whose mission is to give hope and opportunity to women and girls that have been forced into the commercial sex trade of India. They provide a safe and loving environment that will enable women to grow and develop both physically and spiritually.