Rethinking Church – Lee Baker
Energion author, poet, and worship leader Lee Baker (noise flash) has written some excellent thoughts on rethinking church.
Energion author, poet, and worship leader Lee Baker (noise flash) has written some excellent thoughts on rethinking church.
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…
A birthday. A time to celebrate. A time to reflect on past years and subsequent growth and accomplishments. Energion Publications began in August 2004. The first edition of Dr. Alden Thompson’s book, Who’s Afraid of the Old Testament God? was the first book in our catalog. In the last 13 years, we have prayerfully tried…
As the 2013 Academy of Parish Clergy Annual Convention gave its benediction, the attendees looked forward to the 2014 convention which will be held in May in Racine, WI. Energion Publications is honored to be in partnership with the Academy and lend its support and resources to the clergy members who minister t0 each other, the…
I’ve been working on the catalog description for a forthcoming book, Transforming Acts, by Bruce Epperly. A couple of lines stood out to me yesterday as I was reading to get material for my description. Bruce talks about a group of “restless seekers within and beyond the church.” He says: “They want integrity, authenticity, spirituality,…
D. Kevin Brown, author of forthcoming Energion title Rite of Passage, asks about our priorities in church spending and action: Last year in the association in which the church I pastor is a member, there was reported 200 people baptized with total receipts of almost $8 million. Do you know what that tells me? That…
Since my company publishes materials that are designed to be used as church curriculum, you might expect me to take a rather direct approach. What is the need? Which of our materials will fulfill that need? But what I’ve found in observing the education programs in various churches is that there’s often a problem much…