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
