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How to Be a Catholic and a Feminist: Celia Viggo Wexler

By Jean E. Barker | 09/28/2016 @ 08:30AM

In search of answers about her own Catholic faith, a former journalist interviewed women thought-leaders who are working to change the church.
Religion and Spirituality Books Preview: October 2016

| 09/27/2016 @ 09:45AM

The latest by Christian fiction star Karen Kingsbury, Rhonda Byrne’s follow-up to the bestselling ‘The Secret,’ and Sarah Young’s highly-anticipated new devotional ‘Jesus Always’ are each hitting bookstores in October.
Six Easy Ways to Do Good: PW Talks to Chris Marlow

By Shannon Hill | 09/27/2016 @ 08:00AM

Here are six ways people can make a difference in the world, according to global anti-poverty activist Marlow, author of ‘Doing Good is Simple.’
Spotlight on Ryuho Okawa’s ‘The Laws of Justice’

| 09/23/2016 @ 07:00PM

Ryuho Okawa’s new book, The Laws of Justice, could not have come at a more appropriate moment.
Become Awake and Aware: New Books on Conscious Living

By Lynn Garrett | 09/23/2016 @ 07:00PM

A wave of new books looks to help readers plumb ordinary life for deeper meaning.
Tyndale Consolidates Nonfiction Teams

By Ann Byle | 09/14/2016 @ 12:30PM

In a major reorganization, Tyndale House Publishers combined its two nonfiction acquisitions and marketing teams into one group: Tyndale Momentum.
Decline of Distributors to Christian Stores Reflects Market Trends

By Emma Koonse | 09/14/2016 @ 11:15AM

Following the closing of Send the Light Distribution (STL) this summer, the number of book distributors serving the Christian market has dropped to a new low.
Staying Real and Low to the Ground: PW Talks to Ann Voskamp

By Alicia von Stamwitz | 09/14/2016 @ 08:00AM

Voskamp is following up on her bestseller ‘One Thousands Gifts’ with ‘The Broken Way,’ an exploration of suffering as a pathway to humility, deeper human connections, and radical generosity.
August Religion Bestsellers: ‘Uninvited’ Takes #1; Amish Millionaire Series Finishes Strong

By Emma Koonse | 09/08/2016 @ 10:25AM

Lysa TerKeurst’s ‘Uninvited’ sold nearly 100,000 copies in August and took #1 on our Religion Nonfiction list. Plus, Wanda Brunstetter topped Fiction with the final installment of her Amish Millionaire series.
A History of American Atheism: Leigh Eric Schmidt

By Staks Rosch | 09/07/2016 @ 12:00PM

Detailing atheists’ past of social exclusion, legal jeopardy, and other injustices, Schmidt explains how the group found their footing in a nation of a God-trusting, Bible-believing country in ‘Village Atheists.’
Optimism High at Premier Christian Fiction Conference

By Ann Byle and Seth Satterlee | 08/31/2016 @ 11:00AM

After several years of angst over falling sales and shrinking fiction output, all sides seem to be looking forward at the 2016 American Christian Fiction Writer’s conference.
Devotionals Find an Expanded Audience

By Emma Koonse and Lynn Garrett | 08/26/2016 @ 07:00PM

Devotionals—short readings intended to strengthen readers' faith—have grown increasingly important to Christian publishers.
Religion Publishers Salute Spiritual Writer Henri Nouwen

By Emma Koonse | 08/24/2016 @ 11:00AM

Introducing Nouwen to a new generation of readers, books by and about the influential Catholic priest are releasing this fall, which marks the 20th anniversary of his death.
Religion Book Deals: August 2016

By Emma Koonse | 08/24/2016 @ 09:00AM

Eerdmans nabbed a book on Bob Dylan and spiritual writer Thomas Merton, Whitaker House bought the story of a man kidnapped by a cult, plus much more in August’s notable religion book deals.
Religion and Spirituality Books Preview: September 2016

| 08/24/2016 @ 09:00AM

Deepak Chopra’s take on health and beauty, a new book by pastor Tim Keller, and recipes from the wife of basketball star Stephen Curry are among a few of the most-anticipated religion books publishing in September.
Nonfiction Bestseller Beth Moore’s Foray Into Christian Fiction

By Ann Byle | 08/22/2016 @ 03:10PM

Beth Moore, the author of bestsellers ‘So Long, Insecurity’ and ‘Audacious,’ is breaking into Christian fiction with ‘The Undoing of Saint Silvanus.’
Debunking the Myth of the Jewish Mother: Marjorie Ingall

By Kathleen Samuelson | 08/15/2016 @ 08:00AM

As 'Tablet' magazine’s leading columnist, Ingall draws on historical examples to disprove stereotypes about Jewish mothers and makes a case for why Jewish parenting methods can lead to raising creative, kind, and intelligent children.
July Religion Bestsellers: Self-Published Authors Take Over, Wanda Brunstetter Stays #1

By Emma Koonse | 08/10/2016 @ 11:44AM

For the first time, a pair of self-published authors, Aaron and Jennifer Smith, took two spots on PW’s Religion Nonfiction Bestsellers list. Plus, Wanda Brunstetter topped the fiction list with the latest installment of her Amish Milionaire series.
Tyndale Postpones Publication of Ex-Pastor's Book

By Emma Koonse | 08/09/2016 @ 02:00PM

Tyndale House is delaying the publication of a new title by former NewSpring pastor Perry Noble, who is undergoing treatment for alcohol abuse.
Learning to Live Loved: PW Talks to Lysa TerKeurst

By Shannon Hill | 08/03/2016 @ 11:08AM

In her latest book ‘Uninvited,’ TerKeurst explores why rejection hurts so badly and how to conquer insecurity and fear.

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