A Festschrift in Honor of David Alan Black
Energion author David Alan Black has been honored with a Festschrift. Co-editor (and Energion author as well) Thomas W. Hudgins has the announcement.
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D. Kevin Brown Parenting Weekend
Energion author D. Kevin Brown, author of Rite of Passage for the Home and Church, is presenting a seminar on parenting this coming weekend, April 12-14, at at the Raleigh Chinese Christian Church in Cary, NC.
Two New Books Arriving!
Office and review copies of The Church Under the Cross (William Powell Tuck) and Will You Join the Cause of Global Missions? (David Alan Black) are arriving today. Bloggers, request your review copies. These books are already in stock at Amazon.com (Church, Missions), B&N (Church, Missions), and Energion Direct (Church, Missions).
Authors | Books | ministry | Upcoming Events
Looking Forward to 2014!
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As the 2013 Academy of Parish Clergy Annual Convention gave its benediction, the attendees looked forward to the 2014 convention which will be held in May in Racine, WI. Energion Publications is honored to be in partnership with the Academy and lend its support and resources to the clergy members who minister t0 each other, the…
Bob LaRochelle Radio Interview
Pastor Bob LaRochelle, author of Part-Time Pastor, Full-Time Church (Pilgrim Press, Cleveland, 2010) and of the forthcoming book Crossing the Street (Energion Publications, May 2012), was interviewed yesterday on WSDK 1550 radio. You can listen to the complete interview via this link. The first half is about his current book, which will be of special…
Authors | Book Release | Books | Living | Public Appearances
Book Signing Monday Night in Pensacola, FL
Monday night, September 22nd, author Tabitha Edwards-Walton, will be at The Drowsy Poet coffee cafe in Pensacola, FL to celebrate the release of her first book, Poetic Diversities. The excitement that this book has already generated can be easily seen in the cover art, which is edgy and unique. Tabitha’s material for her poetry comes…
Bob Cornwall Reviews The Character of Our Discontent
He concludes: This book of sermons makes for a good, quick, and fruitful read. That is true in large part because, as one would expect in a book of sermons that have been delivered orally, they aren’t overly technical. The language is appropriate for a literate but lay audience. And whether or not you agree…