Henry Neufeld is Compuserve Religion Forum Author of the Month
You can check out the announcement here. The focus of the discussion is When People Speak for God.
You can check out the announcement here. The focus of the discussion is When People Speak for God.
Tuesday night, November 11 @ 7p CT, Elgin Hushbeck will host Energion’s Google+ Hangout. The topic will be Aftermath of Mid-Term Elections; What Does it Mean? The discussion panel will include Energion authors, Joel Watts and Henry Neufeld. Elgin Hushbeck is also an Energion Publications’ author and his recent Topical Line Drives series book, What…
Henry Neufeld, owner and publisher of Energion Publications, is currently at the 2013 Academy of Parish Clergy Annual Convention being held this year at the Canterbury Retreat Center in Oveido, near Orlando, Florida. He is joined there with APC members and Energion authors, David Moffett-Moore and William Powell Tuck. The theme of the conference is Preaching…
The Center for Progressive Renewal is hosting a webinar with Bob LaRochelle on Monday, June 11 at 7 p.m. EDT. Go to the linked website to register for the webinar NOW! In “Crossing the Street” the author shares his desire to capture the best of both sides of the Christian street (Protestant & Roman Catholic)….
Joel Watts has posted an interview with Dr. Edward W. H. Vick, author of Energion titles From Inspiration to Understanding: Reading the Bible Seriously and Faithfully and (just released) Creation: The Christian Doctrine. We also distribute two previously published books by him, and there are two more forthcoming. Be sure to check out this interview!…
We now have a firm release date for Soup Kitchen for the Soul, and it’s soon: June 4, 2010, with an initial signing on June 5. In addition, we’d like to introduce the author, Renee Crosby, by linking to a blog she wrote about the way in which God brings people together, opening up opportunities…
Andy Garza reads from his novel The Scarab and the Cross in this video, a nice reminder of what it might have been like to live through the events of Good Friday and Easter.