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Written by Eric Tiansay
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Monday, 30 March 2009 02:26 PM America/New_York |
 Sean McDowell, author of Apologetics for a New Generation (Harvest House Publishers), is scheduled to be featured tomorrow, March 31, in a blog tour at FIRST (Fiction in Rather Short Takes) Wild Card Tours, firstwildcardtours.blogspot.com.
Released March 1, McDowell's book--which features several contributors, including his well-known father, Josh McDowell--offers a solution to the trend of teenagers who leave home for college, but fail to take their faith with them.
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Author and speaker Margaret Feinberg is soliciting the help of her readers for her new book, Scouting the Divine: My Search for God in Wine, Wool and Wild Honey, which releases from Zondervan in October.
Several prominent evangelical leaders will gather in Washington, D.C., tomorrow, March 31, to issue a call for action on immigration reform this year as well as spotlight a new InterVarsity Press book about a Christian response to the immigration debate.
God of This City by Bluetree (Lucid Artist/Lucid Artist) maintained its hold on the top spot Christian/Gospel music Christian retail chart for sales the week ending March 22, while Fireproof (Provident Films/Provident-Integrity Distribution) remained atop the SoundScan Christian Videos list.
An upswing in sales of bargain books and mass-market paperbacks is helping retailers and publishers during the economic slowdown.
The makers of the surprise hit Fireproof (Provident-Integrity Distribution) are in "a season of prayer" regarding the follow-up to the top independent movie release of 2008, although they expect to have a budget five times larger than with the pro-marriage drama.
The Cross--a movie about the life and ministry of globe-trekking evangelist Arthur Blessitt--placed at No. 17 after debuting on 221 screens on the weekend, according to 
CBA has created a "Top Ten List of Music Best Practices" to boost sales for retailers because "keeping the right business practices in music is crucial right now," according to the retail trade association.
