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  • Religion Book Deals: May 26, 2021

    New deals include a title on overcoming unhealthy thoughts to recall God's love, and another which finds new insights by reexamining biblical narratives of disability.

  • Religion and Spirituality Books Preview: June 2021

    June's new releases include author Taylor Sharpe Schumann's book urging Christians to move beyond “thoughts and prayers” to take action against gun violence and Sarah J. Robinson's guide for Christians battling severe depression.

  • Women Who Fight Fear with Books of Faith

    When women write spiritual books for each other, the focus is often encouragement, empowerment, and resilience.

  • Tyndale to Launch Health and Wellness Imprint 'Refresh'

    Amid a spring burst of new lifestyle general market imprints, 'Refresh' titles will have a Christian viewpoint that faith is "essential to balanced wellness."

  • Report: Bible Usage Rose in 2020

    The American Bible Society finds the turmoil of 2020 prompted more people to open their Bibles, seeking comfort and wisdom, but they didn’t always get the message.

  • Religion News Briefs: May 12, 2021

    Promotions at Baker Publishing's Chosen Books and HCCP's Bible teams, and Loyola Press marks Jesuits' Ignatian Year with new book from the religious order's leader.

  • Religion Book Deals: May 12, 2021

    Social critic Os Guinness inks deals with IVP and Dexterity Books makes a deal for an athlete's life story.

  • An Activist Makes a Case for Rest

    A day of rest is a gift from God and a lesson in humility, too, says author Kate Rademacher, who shines a light on the Sabbath in 'Reclaiming Rest.'

  • 'Mindfulness' Is Having a Publishing Moment

    The use of the term has gone far beyond its origins in Buddhist religious practice to straddle spirituality, science, health—and marketing almost anything.

  • Faith and Gift Publishers See Spiritual Journal Sales Rise

    From journaling Bibles to prayer journals, publishers have seen a jump in journal sales as people look for ways to cope with pandemic pressures.

  • Religion and Spirituality Bestsellers: April 2021

    Fox News markets 'Women of the Bible Speak'. Bishop T.D. Jakes and his daughter, Sarah Jakes Roberts, each place top titles. And Karen Kingsbury leads the fiction list—again.

  • 'Be the Bridge' Is ECPA Christian Book of the Year

    ECPA has named its 2021 Christian Book Awards-winning books, a slate that highlights reconciliation, inspiration, and consolation in turbulent times.

  • Jeff Crosby Named to Lead ECPA

    After a long career in Christian books—selling, distributing, and publishing—Jeff Crosby will take the reins at the Evangelical Christian Publishing Association on August 1.

  • HCCP New Imprint Dives Deep into Bible Study Market

    HarperCollins Christian Publishing, already the nation’s largest religion publisher, has moved to broaden its stake in the church curriculum and Bible study market with a new imprint, HarperChristian Resources.

  • HarperChristian Resources Publisher Details New Imprint's Goals

    With HarperCollins Christian Publishing's announcement Tuesday of the creation of HarperChristian Resources, 'PW' asked John Raymond, v-p and publisher of the new imprint, to elaborate on its timing, goals, and potential impact.

  • Titles on Bible Women Draw the Spotlight

    FOX News Books hit a marketing bonanza in 'Women of the Bible Speak' as more books offer new perspectives on women in Scripture — whether lionized or demonized, famous or forgotten.

  • Religion News Briefs: April 28, 2021

    ECPA steps up diversity and inclusion efforts and Tyndale House acquires Hendrickson Publishing.

  • Religion Book Deals: April 28, 2021

    Nelson signs mental health expert for seven figures, WJK inks book by racial justice expert, a fifth grader to write joke book for Revell, and more.

  • Religion and Spirituality Books Preview: May 2021

    In upcoming titles, scholars, activists, and pastors take on racism, climate crises, social change, politics, and mental health. In fiction, love for God is, as always, written into the ending.

  • Spirituality Authors Draw on Their Heritage and Identities

    Publishers offering mind, body, and spirituality titles look for BIPOC authors who authentically represent a discipline or practice with depth, sensitivity, and nuance.

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