Alden Thompson on Hope
Dr. Alden Thompson, author of Who’s Afraid of the Old Testament God? has written an article on hope in Sabbath School comments on the Spectrum Magazine web site, titled Lights Off, House Empty.
Dr. Alden Thompson, author of Who’s Afraid of the Old Testament God? has written an article on hope in Sabbath School comments on the Spectrum Magazine web site, titled Lights Off, House Empty.
Author, Missionary, Nurse, Teacher, Wife, Mother, “Grand-” & “Great-Grand”! On April 23, 2018, five weeks shy of her 100th birthday, Myrtle Neufeld, an Energion Publications author among her accomplishments, left this life to begin her eternal life. She leaves behind a legacy of faith and history of service to thousands of God’s children from Guyana,…
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… as I remember you in my prayers (Ephesians 1:16). Since Sunday, when I started reading Ephesians 1:15-23 from the Lectionary for Christ the King Sunday and ended up reading the entire book, I’ve been thinking about this passage. There are moments when I complain about my life. I often have difficulty staying optimistic. But…
Did you know that Energion Publications has been in existence almost 11 years now? Did you know that Energion Publications has 64 authors who have been inspired to write over 150 books? Did you know that we have fiction books (even novels!) as well as a huge list of books for Bible study (with questions…
Energion Publications owner, Henry Neufeld, is in Racine, WI this week at the 2014 Academy of Parish Clergy Annual Conference. Several of Energion’s authors are members of this group, including the current president, Dr. David Moffett-Moore. Dr. Robert D. Cornwall, the editor of the APC newsletter, Sharing the Practice, is also the author of one…
Thanksgiving and Christmas may be the two most family-oriented holidays in the year. And that means when someone is missing from the table, the holiday just does not seem “normal.” Whether the absence is from a death, divorce, military deployment, an inability to financially pay for a trip, or other simply complicated reasons, a chair…