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Interview on Ancient Faith Radio
Dn. Paul Siewers (editor), Frederica Matthewes-Green (contributor), and Nicholas Chapman (Director of HTP) will speak with Bobby Maddex of Ancient Faith Radio about our new collection of essays on the cultural paradigm shift facing faithful Christians today.
Details to follow on when the interview will be broadcast!
Western societies today are coming unmoored in the face of an earth-shaking ethical and cultural paradigm shift. At its core is the question of what it means to be human and how we are meant to live. In this new book, a series of authors and scholars offer both diagnoses and prescriptions for the way forward. Collectively, they remind us that it is only through our participation in the life of Christ, God who became man, that we can find the healing of our humanity through the restoration in us of His image, in which we were formed in the beginning. Full details
Contributors include: NY Times-bestselling author Rod Dreher, Frederica Matthewes-Green, Fr Peter Heers, Dr David Bradshaw, and others.
Coming soon in paperback!
First published in 2016, this highly-regarded collection of leading Orthodox Christian scholars will soon be available in paperback! Order before Sept. 1st at HTP Bookstore to save $3.00!
"Conference Pricing" UP TO 50% OFF!
In the last weeks of July, we're usually exhibiting our books at some large gathering of Orthodox Christians — be it the OCA's All-American Council, the Antiochian Archdiocese Convention, or a smaller, regional meeting. This year we would have been at Antiochian Village for the AOANA Clergy Retreat.
As I'm sure you'll guess, coronavirus restrictions have changed our plans. But while we're here on just another normal work day at the office, we don't want you to miss out on our best conference pricing! And unlike our usual sales, this offer applies to our entire catalog, from Prayer Books to service books to spiritual classics!*
So here's the deal:
Any five or more items - 50% off!
Any four items - 40% off
Any three items - 30% off
Any two items - 20% off
Any one item - 10% off
Offer available at HTP Bookstore. Discounts are calculated automatically in your shopping cart. Offer expires 7/31/2020.
Don't miss out!
Please note: The conference pricing cannot be combined with wholesale, clergy, or monastic discounts. If your customer account is marked as one of these types, please log out and browse the spring sale as a "guest" in order to access the discounts.
*Titles available for pre-order or temporarily out of stock not included
St Ignatius (Brianchaninov) and His Spiritual Heritage in Our Time
As the coronavirus continues to impact us all, we again face the perennial question of the role of suffering in the Christian life. Providentially, Holy Trinity Publications has been blessed to prepare a book perfectly suited to this time, a thematic collection of writings drawn from the letters of the 19th century Russian bishop and writer, St Ignatius (Brianchaninov). We joined Elena Borowski, translator of this new book, in conversation to discuss the spiritual treasury contained in St Ignatius’s writings, their impact on her own life, and what they might offer us in the current tumult of a worldwide pandemic. Time was also allotted for questions from the audience.
Spring Sale
We're bringing back our tiered discounts on select Holy Trinity Publications titles, but this time we're kicking it up a notch:
Any seven or more items (mix and match) - 70%
Any six items - 60% off
Any five items - 50% off
Any four items - 40% off
Any three items - 30% off
Any two items - 20% off
Any one item - 10% off
Browse the available titles at https://bookstore.jordanville.org/up-to-70-off/
We're also offering five themed collections at discounts of 20-50% off, specially designed for all of us grappling with life in isolation: https://bookstore.jordanville.org/springsale-collections/
EAD Lenten Pastoral Retreat
Holy Trinity Publications will exhibit its newest releases and make a short presentation to diocesan clergy on the continuing work of ROCOR's principal publishing house.