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24/01/2025

Today is the feast of St. Francis De Sales!

via Our Church Speaks

23/01/2025

Check out this week's collection of Lectionary Poetry, for this coming Sunday! (link in comments)

23/01/2025

A poignant, steadfast voice amidst an unsettled sea.
Our Ebook Deal of the Day is This Here Flesh by Cole Arthur Riley ***$1.99*** (link in comments)

21/01/2025

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21/01/2025

Wise words for today…

via The King Center

19/01/2025

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Grateful for Benjamin Cremer!!!

17/01/2025

St Basil!!!
( on Instagram)

15/01/2025

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14/01/2025

This morning, we released our list of 12 Essential Books of 2025 for Church Leaders! This report is only available to our free newsletter subscribers… Sign up now! Link below.

Theology News & Book Reviews for Christian Readers

13/01/2025

Check out some great new books, out this week! Including The Monastic World by Andrew Jotischky

13/01/2025

COMING SOON!

We’re excited to announce the next title in our Cultivating Communities Series!

The Virtue of Dialogue: Becoming a Thriving Church through Conversation by the Englewood Review of Books Founding Editor C. Christopher Smith

You’ll come away with a renewed vision for how the practice of conversation—though never easy—is essential for both congregational formation and deeper rootedness in your place.

The book will be available in both paperback and ebook from your favorite retailers, and we can’t wait to share it with you!

The best way to stay up-to-date on the latest from Englewood Press is to subscribe to our free weekly newsletter! Link to subscribe will be in the comments below.

13/01/2025

This week's selection of Lectionary Poems is ready for you! ***link in comments***

13/01/2025

Food for thought…

13/01/2025

Happy Birthday to Japanese novelist Haruki Murakami!!!

11/01/2025

Love this quote!!!
Remembering Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel who was born on this day in 1907.

11/01/2025

Indeed!!!

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Every year, we put out a poll and ask our ERB readers to tell us their favorite books of 2024. We love seeing what stands out to you, especially in a year full of so many great reads.  Congratulations to this year’s Readers’ Best Award Winner: The Understory: An Invitation to Rootedness and Resilience from the Forest Floor By @lorewilbert @brazospress And congrats, also, to our runners up: Healing What’s Within: Coming Home to Yourself – and to God – When You’re Wounded, Weary, and Wandering by @chuckdegroat @tyndalehouse How Ableism Fuels Racism: Dismantling the Hierarchy of Bodies in the Church by @lamarhardwick @brazospress . . . . #bestof2024 #2024recap #2024reads #newrelease #bookreview #awardwinner #christianbook #christianbooks #faithwriting #naturewriting #deconstruction #theunderstory #Healingwhatswithin #faithanddisability #disabilitywriting #theology

The newest book from Englewood Press is now available!    My Little King: George MacDonald’s Christmas Stories and Songs George MacDonald’s notoriety has diminished over the years, but his impact on some of our most beloved spiritual writers can’t be overstated. Get to know MacDonald and pick up a copy of his lovely, festive, imaginative Christmas writing . . . . . #newrelease #booklaunch #christmasbook #christmas2024 #advent #bookrelease #linkinbio #independentpublisher #selfpublished #christianpublishing #christianauthor #christianbook #cslewis #tolkien #jrrtolkien #bookstagram #giftbooks #merrychristmas #happychristmas #emmanuel #tolkientalk #adventbook #christmasgift #christmasideas

It’s First Friday here in Indianapolis! Come by Factory Arts District this evening from 6-9, enter to win free books, and craft a Christmas star while you’re at it. Studio S18. Hope to see you soon! #factoryartsdistrict #firstfridayindy

On our latest podcast episode, our new managing editor of Englewood Press, Lindsey Cornett, sat down with Mariko Clark and Rachel Eleanor, the writer and illustrator respectively of the brand-new Book of Belonging, a collection of Bible stories for children. One of the things they discussed was the power in this depiction of God—a loving, divine presence who holds us in times of grief or struggle. We hope this image brings you comfort in the days ahead.  To listen to the episode, search for The Englewood Review of Books podcast in your favorite podcast app. @thebookofbelonging @marikoclark @rachel.eleanor.art . . . . #bookstagram #bookreview #bookreview #christianbooks #newrelease #currentlyreading #bibliophile #booklover #booksofinstagram #bookstack #readersofinstagram #bookcommunity #podcastepisode #newepisode #godislove

Tracy K. Smith, Howard Thurman, Amanda Gorman, Beth Moore, take your pick! There are so many good words to absorb after a hard week. We hope you can take some time for that. Here are a few books we’re thinking about.

Went to the bag sale at the Indy Public Library yesterday and picked up some great books for my poetry library!!! Check out what I found… #poetry #library #librarylove #readmorepoetry

Clip of "We Belong," a local worship song from Englewood Christian Church. Shared for Pentecost 2024. Full song on Substack (see comments)

For all the other #Wordle fans out there… This is amazing!!! (Via TikTok user @ayliean )

Looking forward to this new book by O. Alan Noble! On Getting Out of Bed (Coming April 18 from InterVarsity Press) We aren’t always honest about how difficult normal human life is. For the majority of people, sorrow, despair, anxiety, and mental illness are everyday experiences. While we have made tremendous advancements in therapy and psychiatry, the burden of living still comes down to mundane choices that we each must make—like the daily choice to get out of bed. In this deeply personal essay, Alan Noble considers the unique burden of everyday life in the modern world. Sometimes, he writes, the choice to carry on amid great suffering—to simply get out of bed—is itself a powerful witness to the goodness of life, and of God. Read an excerpt of this book (link in first comment)

Seminary Now - Intro video!

We're super excited about the launch of Seminary Now! Watch the intro video below and learn more here: https://seminarynow.com/?rfsn=4447762.36b41c3

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