The Future of Orthodox Lectionaries (and other Orthodox materials)...

John Coatney
John Coatney Member Posts: 33
edited November 20 in Resources Forum

I was looking at the Revised Julian Lectionary's Table of Contents, and I saw that it only goes through August of 2019. Since Gabe Martini is no longer at Logos, is there a plan for updating the Orthodox lectionaries in the future? Is there enough interest to induce Logos to market Orthodox material?

Related to this, who is in charge of Orthodox resources (and especially marketing)?

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  • Jon R. Nials
    Jon R. Nials Member Posts: 1 ✭✭

    I would like to know as well.  

  • Dan
    Dan Member Posts: 68
    https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/980266#Comment_980266

    Me too.

  • Ben Amundgaard (Faithlife)
    Ben Amundgaard (Faithlife) Member, Logos Employee Posts: 991

    John Coatney said:

    I was looking at the Revised Julian Lectionary's Table of Contents, and I saw that it only goes through August of 2019. Since Gabe Martini is no longer at Logos, is there a plan for updating the Orthodox lectionaries in the future? Is there enough interest to induce Logos to market Orthodox material?

    Related to this, who is in charge of Orthodox resources (and especially marketing)?

    Hi all,

    We do plan to continue to update the lectionary resources and sell Orthodox content.

    I will manage the products we acquire and will be responsible for any future libraries/bundles we create.

    If you have requests/ideas, please let me know.

    Senior Director, Content Products


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