Get Involved
This work was built to be checked — and there is more of it than one editor can carry well. If you would like to help, there is a place for you here.
Early-access reviewers — spaces are limited
A small first circle of readers is being formed to review new work before it is published: chapters of the Urantia Harmony Bible as they are drafted, and further volumes of the revised edition as they are prepared. Reviewers read early, say plainly what is unclear or wrong, and see their care in the finished text. The circle is kept small on purpose, so every reviewer is actually read. Sign up today — when the seats are filled, the list closes until the next round.
One condition, stated up front: early-access text is entrusted, not published. Reviewers agree not to copy, photograph, or share it outside the review room without the editor’s written consent. That single rule is what makes early access possible at all.
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Proofreaders
The same care, at the level of the line: spelling, punctuation, cross-references that point where they should. Proofreaders work from the editor’s proofreading desk, chapter by chapter. If you have a sharp eye and a patient streak, you are wanted.
Voices — read the edition aloud
The revised edition is being prepared as an audio presentation — a full reading, with many voices, like a theatrical production. Volunteer readers are the heart of it. No studio is required to raise your hand; recording guidance comes with the part.
Artists
The collector’s edition is planned with illustrations in the manner of an encyclopedia — plates and figures contributed by artists who love this material. If you draw, paint, or render, and would like your work considered for the volumes, introduce yourself.
Study — the Salem School
An online study group is forming: the Salem School, a modern curriculum built on the teachings of the Urantia Papers. Interest sign-ups are open now.
Sign-ups run by email for the present: each button on this page opens a message to the editor with its subject already filled in — add a line or two about yourself and send it. Signing up is an expression of interest, not a promise on either side; the editor writes back personally as each circle opens.