Meanwhile, creditors object to bankruptcy plan they claim will mainly benefit one man.

CEO: 'We have carefully and prayerfully considered every option.'

World Vision's reversal, Kay Warren on son's suicide, 33 Christian leaders under 33, and more.

(UPDATED) After 50 years, effort to train next generation of Christian authors comes to an end.

WaterBrook Multnomah splits from sister imprint whose 'Gay Christian' book led to NRB resignation.

Does it matter that the Good Book is printed where many Christians lack one?

Member employees can't work on 'unbiblical material, regardless of the label.'

Kirsten Powers's conversion, Andy Stanley on President Obama, child sponsorships, the war over Christian beards, and more.

(UPDATED) Publisher: 'After taking the necessary and important time needed to investigate all aspects of this issue, [we've] concluded the following...'

(UPDATED) Mars Hill Church admits 'citation errors' and discreetly takes down study guide.

Where did demand for Scripture surge last year? Try Syria, Iraq, and Laos, for starters.

After buying itself back, Family Christian Stores makes good on pledge to donate all profits to widows and orphans.

(UPDATED) America's oldest book is now also the world's most expensive. Meanwhile, these Bibles actually went to the moon.

The NavPress–Tyndale alliance could signal a new publishing normal.

Bestselling author tells RNS how writing new book brought him 'back into the fold.'

(UPDATED) Son explains how popular Bible teacher's health caused 29-hour disappearance.

Report finds overall industry doing well, but most stores not so much.

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