In 2021 WCP is going to release a series of blogs to help our current and future authors gain insights in key areas:
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We just want to be upfront with our customers, that we hustle and try and get every sale out the door as quickly as possible, which usually is same day. Our challenge this year and this season particularly is that the USPS has told us to warn our customers of even Priority Mail being delayed by a couple days, and Media Mail taking up to 10 days!
So, the answer is BUY BY DEC 14th and your packages will be under your tree in time!
Congrats to our WCP authors who were celebrated with positive book reviews in EMQ's volume 56, issue 4! Michael Cooper's Ephesiology; Miriam Chan and Sophia Russell's For the Joy; and KGLMF's volume on Missionaries, Mental Health, & Accountability; and SEANET's Emerging Faith were all celebrated in different ways for their individual contributions to this great and glorious task we all endeavor to participate in. The ministry of reconciliation. The ambassadorship of Jesus. The living in the way of Jesus with the heart of Jesus and sharing his truth, hope, and love with the world.
Well done authors, and Godspeed readers!
To celebrate the many wonderful women authors and contributors of William Carey Publishing we made a little video. #internationalwomensday
And we want to point everyone to our collection by and about women - Women Collection.
So exciting when even Amazon recognizes a great book! Ephesiology, by Michael Cooper, has risen to the top of the "Christian Church Growth" category to hold both the #1 spot as an ebook and the #5 spot for the paperback!
It is incredibly exciting to announce that William Carey Publishing just took the silver medal for Best EBook in the 2020 Illumination Book Awards for People, Trees, and Poverty: A Snapshot of Environmental Missions by Lowell Bliss.
William Carey Publishing is always on the lookout for our next great book. We know that the Lord has planted seeds of ideas in the hearts of countless brothers and sisters around the world and, if tended to properly, those seeds might blossom into the next great book. In order to help those of you with ideas take them from inception to written word, and then on to publication, we want to start providing resources for our current authors and our future authors to hone their craft and deepen their knowledge of the publishing industry itself.
With that in mind, WCP invited W. Terry Whalin, author of multiple books on publishing, to share his best tips for getting published.
