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Written by Eric Tiansay
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Monday, 05 October 2009 01:46 PM America/New_York |
 Bridge-Logos Foundation's specials for Christian bookstores are spotlighted in the Virtual Christmas Showcase, an online exhibition and training event hosted by Christian Retailing magazine and focused on the holiday season.
Formerly Bridge-Logos Publishers, Bridge-Logos Foundation is offering retailers a 50% discount, free freight and a free book worth up to $14.99 for a book order of 12 titles. Bridge-Logos books spotlighted include If You're Going Through Hell, Keep Going! by Doug Giles, 2012, Is This the End? by Lloyd Hildebrand--publisher of the Alachua, Fla.-based company--and The Origin of Species: 150th Anniversary Edition, featuring a 50-page introduction by evangelist, author and speaker Ray Comfort refuting Charles Darwin's evolution theory.
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STL Distribution North America (STLD) is waiting to see how its new program to help stores keep on top of new releases is working out.
Price point, presentation and personalization are three of the keys for a successful Christmas retail season, according to the experts.
As Thomas Nelson launches the full edition of its The Word of Promise Audio Bible, Zondervan is giving a fresh face to its own award-winning audio Bible.
Thomas Nelson has launched several Bible initiatives "in direct response to the needs of Christian retailers and their customers." The Nashville-based publisher has developed exclusive Bible products for the channel, a single ISBN ordering system and reduced footprint for store displays, company officials said.
The remarkable story of reconciliation taking place in a nation haunted by genocide is captured in the award-winning documentary As We Forgive, released last month.
Phillip LaRue's "Chasing the Daylight" was recently featured on CW Television Network's One Tree Hill, according to the singer/songwriter's label, BEC Recordings.
Bruce Wilkinson, author of You Were Born for This! (Multnomah Books), was scheduled to discuss his latest book today at 7 p.m. EST in a live streaming broadcast. Wilkinson will answer questions about how God wants to use people to deliver miracles.
