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Continued Interview with Dr. David Alan Black
Dave continues discussing and applying the approach developed by Harry Sturz.
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New Addition to the Participatory Study Guide Series from Energion Publications
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The shipping date for Grief: Finding the Candle of Light was originally estimated at September 21, 2007. Due to a combination of printing delay and shipping time, that date has been set back to September 26, 2007. In accordance with our standard policy, the prepublication price will be extended until the first copy actually ships….
Megabelt Release Event – October 30
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What was only rumor yesterday is an announcement today–the Kindle DX is available for pre-order. Connect this to our announcement of Kindle releases yesterday, and it makes some exciting news for Energion Publications as well! Watch for an announcement of our next Kindle release here, which will be the Kindle version of When People Speak…
Availability Delay: Why Four Gospels?
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Christianity is Inescapably Relational
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