Book Publishing

Christian publishing, done well, gives pastors a partner in the long work of spiritual formation.

Financial records show royalty payments rolled in during presidential campaign.

The denomination had ordered agencies to determine the “appropriateness” of the book for Christians.

Once one of the highest-ranking women at a Southern Baptist entity, she fought public perception and legal fallout after reporting alleged abuse by a seminary professor.

The administration says Christian books printed in China remain exempt from tariffs.

As Christian books struggle to get published, ministries offer free e-books to equip the church.

Expanded offerings and new audiences are driving double-digit sales increases.

Christian speculative fiction struggles to get onto bookstore shelves. So the genre is opening other portals to readers.

An Oxford professor traces the history of publishing through the lives of its most daring and dedicated pioneers.

Some should tiptoe onto gender-role battlegrounds. But most should stay on safer scriptural turf.