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Notes on Reviews and Free Copies
When we send out free review copies, as we have been doing with Dr. David Alan Black’s forthcoming book The Jesus Paradigm most of this week, we do so without obligation, other than that if you requested your free copy we do ask that you actually review the book. That review can take any position…
Renee Crosby – Author & Breast Cancer Warrior Is Reaching Out to Others
Energion Publications’ author, Renee Crosby, was diagnosed this year with breast cancer. Known for her ready smile and compassionate heart, Renee has not let that derail her desire to help others in need. Even as she continues her own chemotherapy treatment, Renee is hoping to help others by donating a portion of the sales of…
Today is National Grandparents Day
In honor of the Day, Dr. Bruce Epperly provides a take on grandparenting that cherishes those sweet moments with the kids, but raises the role up a notch. Bruce encourages us to consider modeling the love of the divine as a way of being with our grandchildren. They understand unconditional love being directed their way,…
Holy Smoke! Unholy Fire!
… provides the quote of the day at The Church of Jesus Christ blog.
“Conversations With My Grandchildren About God, Religion, and Life” – William Powell Tuck to the Next Generations
Grandparent, aunt or uncle, great-grandparent or caring friend. Are there children in your life with whom you have the opportunity to share the wisdom and encouragement of your faith in Jesus Christ? Grandchild: How can we really know God? Granddaddy: We do not have absolute certainty in our religious faith. The Christian faith is essentially…
Energion Author Dr. Dolly Berthelot to Speak at Pensacola State College
“It’s all storytelling,” says Dr. Dolly Berthelot of her varied writing career. “Whether fiction or nonfiction, fantasy to memoir, features, even creative course development, all good storytelling requires caring, clarity, commitment, creativity, and craftsmanship, with fierce faithfulness to accuracy and truth. Always fascinating; not always easy.” “Dr. Dolly” will explore these themes in her January…



