Energion Sites Reappear
After nearly two days of downtime on a number of our sites, all should be back to normal. If you have any difficulties accessing any of our websites, don’t hesitate to e-mail us.
After nearly two days of downtime on a number of our sites, all should be back to normal. If you have any difficulties accessing any of our websites, don’t hesitate to e-mail us.
— Henry Neufeld I’m pretty sure I publish some books with unbiblical material in them. The hard question is which ones those are. Some people expect me to know because I read the Bible in Greek and Hebrew. Everyone who reads the Bible in Greek and Hebrew (with a little Aramaic thrown in) knows what…
Energion Publications has proudly sponsored the John Webb Winter Golf Tournament since its inception and we continue to do so. As John Webb moves to place this tournament under an independent foundation, the web site has also moved to a new location, johnwebbgolf.com. It now has its own blog as well. Energion Publications will continue…
Most of the moving is done, but we’re still waiting on a few wiring issues. That might result in temporary loss of power and/or internet at some point over the next few days. We will continue to have phone service and e-mail even if that happens. So far, however, we haven’t lost power/internet for more…
Today’s Global Christian Perspectives will feature hosts Chris Eyre and Elgin Hushbeck, Jr., joined by authors Chris Freet (A New Look at Hospitality as a Key to Missions) and Joe Miller (two books forthcoming). They will be discussing the following topics: First half hour: a) Anniversary of Hiroshima. Thursday was the 70th anniversary of…
by Henry Neufeld We’ve completed our move, taking much longer than we thought, but the deed is done. I thought some readers might be interested in how we are set up. Energion Publications is in most was a virtual company, i.e. we farm out the various tasks to contractors who generally don’t even live in…
… and some that are already here. These changes fall under the headings of structural changes and adjustments to our overall mission as a company. Don’t worry! There is no subtraction going on here. None of the current Energion projects are going to go away. This is a process of addition and growth. Structural Changes…