Contract Writer for a Children's Book

February 6, 2026

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Location: Remote Overview: The Daily Grace Co. is seeking contract writers to develop Christ-centered children’s picture books and/or board books. We are looking for writers who can communicate biblical truth with warmth, imagination, and clarity for young readers and their families. Topics are open-ended—writers may pitch any gospel-rooted concept, theme, or storyline suitable for young children. The ideal candidate understands early childhood development, can present theology in an age-appropriate way, and writes with creativity, simplicity, and doctrinal faithfulness. We are especially interested in writers who can tell engaging stories that point children to who God is, what He has done, and how His Word shapes everyday life. Qualifications: <ul> <li>Bachelor’s degree preferred (education, theology, Bible, English, creative writing, or related fields)</li> <li>Strong grasp of biblical theology and how all of Scripture points to Jesus</li> <li>Ability to communicate theological concepts simply and engagingly for children</li> <li>Understanding of child development and age-appropriate storytelling</li> <li>Creative, imaginative writing voice suitable for picture books or board books</li> <li>Excellent written communication skills</li> <li>Organized, self-motivated, and able to meet deadlines</li> <li>Comfortable with collaborative feedback and revisions</li> </ul> Scope of Work: <ul> <li>Develop biblically faithful, age-appropriate story concepts for picture books or board books</li> <li>Research, outline, and write a manuscript suitable for children (length varies based on category: typically 150–800 words)</li> <li>Integrate Scripture, theological clarity, and child-friendly storytelling</li> <li>Collaborate with the illustrator and editorial team throughout development and revision</li> <li>Ensure theological alignment with The Daily Grace Co.’s doctrinal commitments</li> </ul> Commitment: Contract, per-project basis Compensation: Determined per project Additional Information: Contractors are engaged based on the needs of specific projects and are not guaranteed ongoing or full-time work. Participation in meetings or collaborative sessions may be requested depending on project type and timeline. Why Publish with The Daily Grace Co.? With over a decade of industry-leading publishing experience, The Daily Grace Co. creates Christ-centered resources trusted by families around the world. Our children’s resources combine faithful theology with engaging storytelling, teaching children the beauty of Jesus and the truth of Scripture. We are not looking for writers with large platforms—we are looking for writers with clarity, creativity, and a heart for discipling the next generation. We partner with our authors from concept development through publication and launch so that families everywhere can experience the goodness and grace of Jesus through biblically grounded, beautifully crafted books.

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