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Dr. Mel Tavares book wins second first-place award in 2026

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By AI, Created 18:47 UTC, Aug 10, 2026, AGP -

Make Families Great Again by Connecticut author Dr. Mel Tavares added a second national first-place honor in 2026, winning Golden Scroll Christian Education Book of the Year in Missouri after an earlier Christian Indie Award. The book’s latest win and a week of media and industry appearances broadened Tavares’ platform around family faith, parenting and generational legacy.

Why it matters: - Make Families Great Again is gaining traction in the Christian publishing market with two first-place awards in one year. - The recognition extends the reach of Dr. Mel Tavares’ message to parents, grandparents and others shaping children and teens. - The award run also strengthens Tavares’ Family Legacy Builders™ initiative, which focuses on deeper faith, stronger relationships and intergenerational legacy.

What happened: - Dr. Mel Tavares won the 2026 Golden Scroll Award for Christian Education Book of the Year on Aug. 2 at the St. Charles Convention Center in St. Charles, Missouri. - The award came from the Advanced Writers and Speakers Association during the Golden Scroll Awards banquet. - Make Families Great Again also took first place in the Parenting category at the 2026 Christian Indie & Small Press Awards in Alabama in March. - Simply Right Press published the book.

The details: - Make Families Great Again examines cultural forces shaping children and teens. - The book urges parents, grandparents and other influencers to be intentional about strengthening families and passing faith and values to future generations. - Tavares said the second first-place award affirms the message because families are under “tremendous cultural pressures.” - The award week in St. Charles included the AWSA Conference, the Golden Scroll Awards and a three-day Christian Product Expo. - AWSA says its conference brings together professional authors and speakers and offers training on writing, speaking, technology and industry trends. - Tavares served as an emcee during part of the conference. - Worship at the conference was led by Babbie Mason, a two-time Dove Award winner. - At CPE, Tavares met with Christian retailers, publishers and media professionals, distributed signed copies of the book and discussed its message with industry leaders. - The CPE event highlighted America250 throughout the week.

Between the lines: - The awards and media bookings suggest Tavares is building a wider platform beyond book sales. - The combination of publishing recognition, radio interviews and television participation points to a message that is resonating across Christian media channels. - Tavares’ work in both authorship and editorial leadership gives the book added visibility inside the Christian publishing ecosystem. - Arise Daily, where Tavares serves as editor-in-chief, received the Evangelical Press Association’s Award of Excellence, another first-place honor for the week.

What’s next: - Interviews with Paul Ladd of World Christian Radio, Dr. Rose Gamblin of Homeschool Companion and Bob Crittenden of Faith Radio’s The Meeting House are expected to air in August. - Tavares also took part in a roundtable for the television program Radical Abundance. - Film producer Julie Castro interviewed Tavares for the upcoming movie I Am Life, which is scheduled to premiere in select U.S. cities in early 2027. - Tavares said those conversations support the continued growth of Family Legacy Builders™. - For the full list of 2026 Golden Scroll Award recipients, see the official AWSA Golden Scroll Awards press release.

The bottom line: - Make Families Great Again is no longer just a new title in Christian parenting — it is an award-winning book with growing media momentum and a message built for a broader audience.

Disclaimer: This article was produced by AGP Wire with the assistance of artificial intelligence based on original source content and has been refined to improve clarity, structure, and readability. This content is provided on an “as is” basis. While care has been taken in its preparation, it may contain inaccuracies or omissions, and readers should consult the original source and independently verify key information where appropriate. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice.

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