There’s a new Christian Bookshop in London: Operation Mobilisation’s newest ship, the Logos Hope. The ship — a converted car ferry acquired by OM in March 2004 and twice the size of any other they’ve owned — is docked at South Quay, Canary Wharf, until Sunday June 28th. The onboard bookshop carries over 6,000 titles and … Continue reading »
Posted in June 2009 …
3 Year Prison Sentence for Chinese Christian Bookshop Owner’s “illegal business operation”
WHILST WE IN THE WEST enjoy our freedom to produce, import and sell pretty well anything we want to — including, ironically, huge quantities of Bibles and other Christian books printed in China — Christians in China are only permitted to print and sell books under strict government regulations. Yesterday, June 10, 2009, Chinese Christian … Continue reading »
Christian Authors, Booksellers and Publishers facebook group
Sitting at home this morning, cut off from LST by the tube strike, I realised how many of us there are from the Christian book trade on facebook: authors, booksellers, publishers and others. Figured it might be useful to have a space where we can meet online, discuss, exchange ideas and support one another: Christian … Continue reading »
The Six Ways of Atheism
UKCBD > Christian Book Reviews > Doctrine and Theology > The Six Ways of Atheism The Six Ways of Atheism New Logical Disproofs of the Existence of God Geoffrey Berg ISBN 9780954395667 (0954395662) Geoffrey Berg, 2009 (175pp) £9.50 Category: Doctrine and Theology Reviewed by: Phil Groom Every so often a book comes along which has the power to change … Continue reading »
Wishing Paul Walker Well
Rounding off our earlier conversations about Paul Walker’s departure from Hodder, this week’s post brought me the following announcement from Hodder Faith, dated 28th May 2009: Due to the current economic climate affecting the trade in the UK, and a restructure of our sales department, we have had to make the difficult decision to let … Continue reading »
Church House Publishing: More Questions
To start this week, I’d like to once again draw attention to the proposed handover of Church House Publishing to Hymns Ancient & Modern. The Revd David Green — a former Church House Publishing employee — has highlighted this issue several times now on his blog but, as far as I’m aware, there has not … Continue reading »
