[…] stop all sales of his two books and their companion study guides. Herald Press (Harrisonburg, VA) made the announcement yesterday that Cavey titles The End of Religion and (re)Union and their study guides will no longer ..read more

[…] been widely discredited, and that a lot of his material has been removed from the internet and print media. I see the Lord’s hand in that, and I see it as an answer to ..read more

When I was working on my PhD in German one of our professors told us (and we were a very mixed ethnic group) that it was imperative to know the Bible in order to understand German literature, because so much of it refers and relates to it. At that point I was very grateful that I had been brought up with the importance of Bible reading and knowledge (not for the same reason our professor wanted us to read it!). I couldn’t imagine having to start reading it at that point with all the other reading assignments ..read more

You have an interesting little story here and we just found it! Thanks, Elfrieda for commenting–and it is true what he said about there being many references to the Bible in the literature of various nationalities. Yes, it would be daunting to start reading up on the Bible at that point ..read more

Summit Mennonite Church, Barberton, OH We used the study on Justice in the NT and found it very helpful and thought-provoking. Thanks! Hank Rossiter, Adult SS teacher ..read more

In reply to Hank Rossiter. Thank you for this comment! Good to hear you found it helpful ..read more

In reply to Melodie Davis. Oh I understand you don’t publish this cookbook I just thought if anyone had this recipe andceanted to hand it down yo me that would be awesome ..read more

“Voices Together” is a name close to “Voices United,” the name of the United Church in Canada’s hymnal, but “together” is different from and not as strong as “united,” it seems to me. Of course, we could not use “Voices United;” it is already taken, appropriately by the United Church of Canada. In my congregation, the “Worship Band” (which come across more as a group of entertainers rather than worship leaders) generally fails to bring voices together, unlike the hymns sung in four-part harmony, often unaccompanied. I sincerely hope we maintain that treasure with a new hymnal ..read more

In reply to Katherine Preece. That is not a cookbook we published here at Herald Press. We do not have any cookbook with bagels on the cover. So sorry ..read more