Paraclete Press Blog

After a long winter, our blog is coming out of hibernation! Outside our front door there is a tiny patch of daffodils, a little stunted by too many snows, peeking out reminding us that spring has truly begun. Inside, the … Continue reading →

Recently Gabriel V Brass Ensemble traveled to Mechanics Hall in Worcester, Massachusetts to record their next CD on the subjects of Fire and Ice.  Built in 19th century elegance, Mechanics Hall is “an acoustical masterpiece – internationally regarded as one … Continue reading →

We talk a lot about vision at Paraclete. Where are we heading? What are we trying to accomplish? What is God asking us to do next? It’s an exciting way to work, scary sometimes, but never boring. Last night I … Continue reading →

We had EIGHT visitors to our road this morning! Fall is truly in the air…

I’ve always envied bloggers.  Good ones particularly – making me laugh (and think) with  their witty comments and poignant turns of phrase. I was thrilled to be asked to blog for Paraclete – and somehow hoped that pithy prose would … Continue reading →

We just received these two books today.  I’m so excited about both of them. The Intentional Christian Community Handbook  “is a book we’ve needed for a long, long time” – plus it is our first book ever printed on 100% … Continue reading →

September: it’s the time of year for new beginnings, new starts and fresh vision!  At Paraclete our sales year runs from September through August, so we are listening and praying about new ideas as we begin again.  I always find … Continue reading →

Join Jana Reiss, author of Flunking Sainthood, on a challenge to experience gratitude in a whole new way this August. More details available at https://www.facebook.com/groups/208828252578997/ Named one of Publishers Weekly‘s Top 100 Books of 2011! This wry memoir tackles twelve … Continue reading →

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