How publishers can increase the sales and ministry of their books by going global

Distributors serve key role in the evolving Christian products industry

Your store’s above-and-beyond service will not go unnoticed

Offering a family-friendly store is the first baby step

Moms spend an estimated $2.4 trillion on products and services each year. How much are they spending in your store?

Showing home educators you’re in their court has the potential to grow store sales

Home education is now legal in every state, and with a second generation of homeschool kids being raised by parents who were themselves homeschooled, Christian retailers need to take note of this growing market. There are an estimated 2.5 million children being homeschooled in the U.S. today, and with home educators spending an average of $1,000 annually per child on curriculum and supplies, the market is one Christian retailers cannot afford to ignore.

Fastest-growing segment of the church helps build consumer market for best-selling authors, Spirit-focused topics

Amid the burgeoning Jesus Movement and charismatic renewal, Lloyd Hildebrand began his publishing career in 1969—packing books in the back room of a jewelry store that doubled as a publishing company.

At the time—shortly before Time magazine’s “The Jesus Revolution” cover story would bring worldwide attention to the phenomenon—Hildebrand’s fledgling company, Logos International Fellowship, published Run Baby Run by Nicky Cruz with Jamie Buckingham.

Season’s holidays mark big moments and sales opportunities

The spring holiday selling season is quickly approaching. With customers planning their Easter, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day and graduation celebrations, as a Christian retailer, you need to prepare your store for each of these opportunities.