Got a Media Mention? Tell us! And help us tell the world!
We’re celebrating a new review (and recommendation) from Presbyterian Outlook magazine, and we are using that news item to illustrate the importance of sharing Media Mentions. …
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As the world approaches 9/11’s 20th anniversary, Bill Tammeus teaches about ‘unplugging extremism’
Author and journalist Bill Tammeus is at the heart of the national conversation on 9/11’s legacy with a Bible-study discussion guide and a Sunday sermon. In this column, Bill shares a link to download his discussion guide and also to stream his September 6, 2021, sermon. …
How Author Bill Tammeus Provides Religious and Cultural Context for the News
As a publishing house, the best collaborations with authors happen when those authors already are engaged in the national conversation. This column looks at how veteran journalist Bill Tammeus regularly provides important context for readers about the religious and cultural issues behind our weekly headlines. …
Plan Ahead: Author Bill Tammeus marks 20th anniversary of 9/11 with a Wired Word discussion guide
Religion writer Bill Tammeus’s new book helps readers to “unplug” extremism in our world, a project that springs from his loss of a loved on in the “9/11” attacks. Now, Bill also is providing a Bible-based discussion guide on the issues we’re still struggling to resolve. …
It’s so easy to help spread this Good News: Please, save 11:55 a.m. May 25 to help us launch ‘What Belongs to God’
We’re calling on all friends of our publishing house: Please, invite friends to the live online launch event for David Livingston Edwards’ book “What Belongs to God.” In this column, you will find easy links for sharing the news on social media—and, if you read this column after the May …
In ’30 Days’ and many ways, 4 authors are encouraging a national conversation
Our inspirational ’30 Days With’ series now has four authors from across the U.S. sharing with their own audiences about collective ways we can encourage a more constructive national conversation. In this column, we look at how they are doing this via video, audio, news stories in major publications and …
‘God Is Just Love’—Look up into the starry night sky with Ken Whitt at the new Traces of God Ministry website
Over the years, our publishing house has encouraged authors to find comfortable ways to welcome readers online. Many authors choose to do that through resource-rich websites. Working with web designer Michael Thompson, two of our new authors are debuting such inviting and practical homes on the Internet. In this article, …
‘Unstuck’ author Craig Lemasters becomes our first author to stage a globally streamed book launch
Front Edge Editor David Crumm announces our first author book-launch via streaming—quite appropriate for innovator Craig Lemasters, the author of our newest book Unstuck: How to Unlock and Activate the Wisdom of Others. …
Rabbi Bob Alper: ‘So, we’re left with Zoom—make the most of it!’
Rabbi Bob Alper, the nation’s only active rabbi who doubles as a full-time comedian, is embracing the era of Zoom communities—and has adapted his professional performance schedule to this opportunity. In this column, he tells how he is reaching out through the Internet in several new ways. …
Martin Davis’s strategy to keep writing and building a community of readers in this pandemic
Journalist and author Martin Davis tries a Go Fund Me strategy to develop a book about the wisdom of high school coaches, who have shaped millions of lives nationwide—men and women, black and white, famous and unsung heroes alike. …