New Areopagus Series Web Site
We have added a new web site to our family–the Areopagus Series site at areopagusseries.com. This site will be for announcements, commentary, and reviews of the various volumes of the Areopagus series.
We have added a new web site to our family–the Areopagus Series site at areopagusseries.com. This site will be for announcements, commentary, and reviews of the various volumes of the Areopagus series.
Google+ Event Page Tonight we have a great program planned with Rev. Steve Kindle, author of the book Stewardship: God’s Way of Recreating the World as my first half hour guest, and then Dr. Jon Dybdahl, author of the newly released book Hunger: Satisfying the Longing of Your Soul for the second half hour. Dr….
We have released our new proposal and submission standards, which we believe are much clearer. You can read them below, or they are available in PDF format. Energion Publications Submission Guidelines Revised: June 3, 2008 Mission Statement Summary Form Our mission is to use web and print publishing to educate Christian laity and clergy, to…
Since the playlist preview isn’t showing up on the post, you can click here! We’ve created a Playlist on YouTube for our Lent 2015 series. Each of these interviews/conversations focuses on a perspective or viewpoint on the season. The first was Lent: Season of Sorrow and the second Lent: Season of the Resurrection. The second…
Energion Publications welcomes Chris Eyre as an associate editor. Chris has already been invaluable in a number of our newly released books. He brings his love of an eclectic span of literature as well as attention to deal. You can follow him on his blogsite: http://eyrelines.energion.net Chris lives near York, England. He attends worship at…
Joel Watts at Unsettled Christianity is conducting a contest for a $50 gift certificate from–you guessed it–Energion Direct. So if you’d like some of our books, but are short on the green stuff, wander on over to Joel’s blog and enter the contest.
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…