Energion author Joel Watts, a United Methodist, called our attention to relief efforts by UMCOR. Here’s the UMCOR Facebook post:
There are a number of agencies involved in relief. We at Energion Publications encourage you to contribute through the agency of your choice, but please make sure that it is a reputable and reliable agency.
This new blog will gather all announcements, press releases, information on new publications and other related information for Energion Publications. For the moment all entries will be official and placed by the generic Energion Publications Staff. In the future we may add a facility for authors to interact with readers through this site. The sidebars…
Recent news stories regarding the InterVarsity Fellowship’s paper about the theology of human sexuality make me feel that I should make a brief statement. There is always the possibility that the position of a company known as a Christian publisher might be misunderstood. I’m making this on the company blog rather than my personal blog…
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…
This is a brief follow-up to my earlier post, Why I Rejected Your Manuscript. Recently I’ve heard this question a few times. In the early days of Energion Publications this wasn’t a problem. We were evaluating one manuscript at a time, and we had more open slots in the schedule than we had manuscripts. So…
For our authors and readers in Canada and the United States, today is labor day, when we celebrate work by doing less of it! I like to find something posted by one of our authors to highlight on various holidays, and today a post by Bob Cornwall, author of a number of books caught my…
Steve A. Wiggins, an author, writes a post titled, The Price is Wrong. I recommend that our authors read it, and it wouldn’t hurt for customers to do so as well, as it touches on some factors in pricing books. The issues are different for Energion Publications, but only in degree. The reason is that…
