New Release: Meditations on According to John
This exciting new title is now available both in print and for Kindle. Energion owner Henry Neufeld has a few notes on this title on his Threads blog.
This exciting new title is now available both in print and for Kindle. Energion owner Henry Neufeld has a few notes on this title on his Threads blog.
November 18, 2010 Energion Publications is pleased to announce the addition of a special category for academic books to their growing catalog. This will showcase books that advance scholarship while continuing the mission of Energion Publications.
Jody Neufeld maintains a devotional list via a blog, with e-mail or RSS subscriptions. Her husband, Henry Neufeld, also writes many devotionals for that list. Today’s devotional is A Foundation for Thinking. Go check it out. The devotionals are posted each weekday. Jody is author of
Energion Publications is pleased to announce that we have contracted with a new author, Patricia Adams Farmer for a new book in our Topical Line Drives series, Beauty and Process Theology. While this is Rev. Farmer’s first book with Energion Publications, she is an established author and pastor. She is an ordained minister in the…
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…
The Forgotten Third: Developing a Biblical Relationship with God the Holy Spirit will begin shipping on Tuesday, September 6, 2022. It is already available on Amazon.com and other retailers and as an eBook. If you order by September 6, your price will be just $9 plus our flat rate $3 shipping charge at Energion Direct….
Energion Publications is pleased to announce a new release from Energion author Dr. Robert R. LaRochelle, Christian Faith for Adelescents. Pastor and author Bob LaRochelle believes that young people are much like adults in that we battle constantly with many questions. Some of these questions go well beyond “what” to ask some ultimate “why” questions….