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| Sunday, June 22, 2008 |
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Get These Authors’ Autographs
Church of God Ministries, Church of God - General
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By Joseph D. Allison
 If you’ve ever wanted to meet an author and have your new book autographed, the convention gives you four opportunities. The creators of new Warner Press releases will autograph their work in the center concourse of Kardatzke Wellness Center prior to the evening worship services. You can buy their books and CDs at a discount price, chat with the authors, and get their autographs from 6:15 to 7:00 pm, Sunday through Wednesday.
Cheryl Johnson Barton autographed her new book, Yet I Will Rejoice, on Sunday evening, June 22. Cheryl is a Church of God missionary to Japan with her husband Bernie. She is a prolific author and regular contributor to Missions magazine. Yet I Will Rejoice is her newest annual collection of testimony stories from Christians around the world.
Linda Newton will autograph Twelve Ways to Turn Your Pain into Praise on Monday evening, June 23. Linda serves on the staff of a Church of God congregation in Oakhurst, California, where she has a counseling ministry. Twelve Ways is written to help victims of abusive relationships regain a sense of personal worth in Christ.
Patrick Nachtigall will autograph Faith in the Future on Tuesday evening, June 24. Patrick is a missionary to Hong Kong and a popular speaker at missions conferences around the world. His new book challenges Christians to engage with the changing cultures of this new century. The book is brimful of fascinating statistics and stories.
Joseph E. Gregory will autograph his three-disc set of piano accompaniment recordings for Camp Meeting Favorites. This collection of seventy-five heritage hymns gives worshipers a new appreciation for the musical roots of the Church of God. The piano CD set can be used to accompany worship services or for personal devotions. A songbook and PowerPoint CD are also available.
These new products will be available at the author signings as well as at the Warner Press exhibit in O. C. Lewis Gym.
A version of this article appears in the Monday, June 23, 2008, edition of the NAC roundup/08 newsletter. To view the newsletter in its entirety, click here (2.85 MB). The document is in PDF format and requires Adobe Acrobat in order to read and/or print it. If you do not have Acrobat installed on your computer, you can download a free copy of Acrobat Reader here.
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