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You can view it here. Check it out and become a fan. This will probably replace our Facebook group, which has been inactive, as time goes on.
You can view it here. Check it out and become a fan. This will probably replace our Facebook group, which has been inactive, as time goes on.
I hope that all our readers already have some options to support storm relief efforts, but just in case you’re looking for a good way to send money or support, I’m going to post a few links here. What I’ve chosen to do is list the Red Cross link, and then links to some denominational…
Chris Eyre has written a new post in his discussion series on the Consider Christianity series, this time on Chapter 2 of volume 1. Check out this discussion on Threads from Henry’s Web, and don’t forget the free book offer to bloggers who get involved in this discussion. The offer is still open.
Arthur Sido, active blogger and contributor to our Under Christ’s Archy project, as well as frequent blog reviewer, calls attention to the news that HarperCollins has acquired Thomas Nelson and will now control 50% of the Christian publishing market (his source is Christianity Today.) Arthur made kind reference to Energion in his post. Now in…
This month marks a transition for Energion Publications and for me as company owner. It was seven years ago this month that I decided to buy out what was to become Energion, which consisted of a couple of comb bound books and a storage room stuffed with copies of Who’s Afraid of the Old Testament…
… 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…
If you look at the posts up to now on this blog, you’ll see almost all material related to Energion Publications books, their content, and their use, along with a bit about the company in general. The focus has been on the print publications, and obviously in selling them to you. But as our mission…