Diversity Category
We’ve added a link to our Diversity Category on our featured books menu. This category includes books on diversity and dialogue.
We’ve added a link to our Diversity Category on our featured books menu. This category includes books on diversity and dialogue.
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…
— Henry Neufeld, Energion owner/publisher I get this question frequently and about a variety of issues. Over the last few weeks I’ve been asked about two specific issues: Homosexuality and evolution. The answer is quite simple: Yes, from a variety of positions on those issues. And yes, whether I agree with the author or not….
I want to call attention to an email I received today without discussing the alleged name(s) involved. The email claimed that Energion Publications had been shortlisted for a slot in the Top 10 publishing service providers for the past year. (I would note, by the way, that “publishing service provider” is not currently a good…
We will be collecting posts from our authors today, and Tuesday related to the Martin Luther King holiday here in the United States. If you write one or see one that I have missed, please let me know. The link on the title will be to the article wherever it appeared (we’ll embed tweets or…
This year (2012) we released 20 books under our main Energion Publications imprint and three additional books under our EnerPower Press imprint. That puts us at more that 70 books in our current catalog. We intentionally publish books written from a wide range of viewpoints and for audiences ranging from pastors and scholars to students…
Chris Eyre has written a new post in his discussion series on the Consider Christianity series, this time on Chapter 2 of volume 1. Check out this discussion on Threads from Henry’s Web, and don’t forget the free book offer to bloggers who get involved in this discussion. The offer is still open.