DONALD L. HUGHES has been a writer for over three decades. His magazine and internet articles have reached and encouraged literally millions of Christian readers around the world. He has written or ghostwritten scores of Christian books.
Before FaithBiscuit.org, he was the editor for 15 years of an independent Christian writing website with 45,000 monthly viewers.
Don has degrees from Azusa Pacific University (B.A.), Wheaton Graduate School (M.A.), and Princeton Theological Seminary (M.Div.). He also did advanced study at San Francisco Theological Seminary. Early on, he was a church pastor for several years in Scottsdale, Arizona.
Over the years, he held several media positions, including roles as an editor at Christian Life Publications, where he used his skills on Christian Life magazine (later, Charisma + Christian Life), Christian Bookseller magazine (renamed Christian Retailing), and Creation House Books.
He served as Director of Communications for the National Association of Evangelicals educational division and, most recently, as Media Director for an international faith-based organization serving at-risk children.
So far, Don has written or ghostwritten 42 books on various topics, including the writing and publishing process, relationships, health issues, spirituality, and biographies. Some of these books were written for Christian readers, and others for a general audience as D. L. Hughes.
“A Christian writer is not necessarily someone who writes on Christian topics, but someone who addresses all topics with Christian values.” – Donald L. Hughes
As a Christian journalist, he has covered stories in 31 countries, including such diverse places as Albania, Australia, France, Germany, Kosovo, New Zealand, Russia, Serbia, Ukraine, and the United Kingdom. He has shared Christ through preaching, outreach campaigns, and relief work wherever he has gone.
Don has taught both media and theological subjects at conferences, Christian colleges, and graduate schools internationally and in the U.S. He was named to Outstanding Educators of America. In New Zealand, he was affiliated with the Auckland University Theological Consortium.
Hughes enjoys helping fledgling Christian writers and offers them complete author services (mentoring, editorial services) at modest fees. Visit his services page.
