As a Christian and former hospice nurse, it was a day of personal pleasure to see these two books arrive at our office. The Caregiver’s Beatitudes is a wonderful testimony from Robert Martin and The Eucharist: Encounters with Jesus at the Table by Robert Cornwall is an excellent study on a sacrament which is at the core of our faith. – Jody Neufeld, editor
Quite a list with national days today. It’s the anniversary of victory in the 1979 revolution in Iran, commemoration of the coronation of the first emperor in Japan, and of the Lateran Treaty establishing Vatican City. Iran Japan Vatican City
Best Buy now sells the Barnes and Noble Nook in their stores. What a great opportunity to examine this product in person! With the Kindle available at Target, we, the potential ebook consumer, have the opportunity to check both products before our purchase. Energion Publications offers six books in these ebook formats: Available For Nook…
After catching a sample of Christmas posts from our authors, I decided to do a roundup of author posts. Bruce Epperly: A Christmas Meditation: It’s All About a Baby. Elgin Hushbeck, Jr.: The Ultimate Environmentalists (regarding the historical Jesus) C. Drew Smith: Believing in God: An Advent Reflection Lee Harmon: Luke 2: 14 Angels We Have Heard On High …
We’ve just placed 20 titles on sale for Consider Christianity Week. We have featured books from the authors who are participating in the discussion. Books are 30% off until this coming Saturday. Order now!!
Tonight @ 7p.m. Central Time, Dr. Bruce Epperly (a grandfather of 2) and Elgin Hushbeck (a grandfather of 3) will be discussing what it means to be a grandparent and what legacy we are imparting to our grandchildren. Dr. Epperly, during his first year as a grandfather, wrote Letters to my Grandson, marking each week of that…
As Amos contends, God hears the cries of the poor, and God’s voice speaking through their pain challenges all of us, but most especially those wielding power and enjoying prosperity, to listen to God’s messages spoken through the voices of the voiceless, homeless, evicted, malnourished, desperate, and hopeless, whether in Appalachian coal country, inner-city Chicago,…
