Elgin Hushbeck Reports on Wausau Tea Party
His report is here. Elgin was a speaker at the event and sold books. Proceeds from sales there will go to the American Legion post in Wausau. Elgin is the author of Preserving Democracy.
His report is here. Elgin was a speaker at the event and sold books. Proceeds from sales there will go to the American Legion post in Wausau. Elgin is the author of Preserving Democracy.
If you tried to view our Twitter feed yesterday, you may have seen the “account suspended” page. I was going over the TOS and our tweets to see if @energion was in violation. This morning, on the Twitter blog, they posted a notice: Restoring Accidentally Suspended Accounts. Since both Energion, and one personal account I…
Eric Carpenter continues his review of The Jesus Paradigm.
While at the annual conference for the Alabama-West Florida Conference of the United Methodist Church June 7-10, our table was located across from a snack bar operated by the Alabama Rural Ministry. Besides the obvious commercial benefit of being across from the snack bar, where they had $5 infinitely refillable coffee mugs, it was a…
Energion Publications author Elgin Hushbeck, Jr. will be one of the speakers at the Wausau Tea Party this July 4. Elgin was recently interviewed on WSAU 550 radio and signed copies of his latest book, Preserving Democracy, at the Wausau Barnes and Noble. Anyone in attendance can get a special keyword to use on PreservingDemocracy.com…
For July 4th weekend, our book of the week is Preserving Democracy, which will be discounted $10.00 to $19.99. Find the details on the Preserving Democracy web site.
This is not one of our titles or products, but Rethinking the Synoptic Problem, co-edited by David Alan Black and David Beck, will be included in the new Baker New Testament Studies Collection from Logos Bible Software. As a Logos user, I’m delighted to see this collection offered, with a number of books that I…
Besides print, Kindle, and Adobe Digital editions, Preserving Democracy is now available in Mobipocket.
June 7-10 this year we tried something new–displaying books at the Methodist Annual conference for Alabama and Northwest Florida. The choice of place was natural due to geography. The choice of denomination was not done because we publish only Methodist stuff, but rather because we do have books in our catalog by four different pastors…
Bob Makar has posted a review of Preserving Democracy on his blog, MessiahRoadmap.com. Note to reviewers – you can request review copies of books that have been released as well as advance copies.