Reformed Publishers
Here is my list of publishers who produce mainly Reformed material, that I would want to see Logos partnering with (I've not included publishers that already have substantial material in Logos, like Christian Focus, Evangelical Press and Day One):
- Reformation Heritage Books (incorporating Soli Deo Gloria) *
- Banner of Truth *
- Presbyterian and Reformed
- Reformation Trust Publishing
- Tentmaker Publications *
- Crossway
- Good Book Company / St. Matthias Media
Those marked with a * print mainly (but not exclusively) public domain titles, so you could mine their catalogues for ideas, without necessarily entering into a partnership.
Other presses that produce large amounts of reformed materials (but aren't necessarily reformed), and are under-represented in Logos, include:
- Moody (you know about them!)
- Tyndale House
- Hendrickson (only 34 resources currently)
- Kregel (93 resources)
- Intervarsity US and UK (many resources already, but very many good ones missing)
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I'm not 100% sure of your criteria, but to that list I might add:
- Westminster John Knox Press (and its Geneva Press imprint which is specifically for Presbyterian works) - not exclusively reformed but publishes a lot of reformed works, and is under-represented in Logos (only 30 resources currently)
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I would very much like to see the Reformed Free Publishing Association come to Logos.
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Rosie Perera said:
I'm not 100% sure of your criteria
I didn't include them because "books and resources published under the WJK imprint cover the spectrum of religious thought and represent the work of scholarly and popular authors of many different religious and theological affiliations." My criteria was the current theological position of the press, rather than historic denominational links. (Not that I wouldn't want to see more WJK books, though.)
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Mark Barnes said:
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I'm Southern Baptist, but I find more outstanding works from this group than just about any other publisher, including Broadman.
Mark Barnes said:Reformation Trust Publishing
Another [y] [y] group.
Mark Barnes said:Crossway
I was thinking Logos had quite a few Crossway works (another [y] [y] publisher) but hadn't bothered to count them...interesting that they are underrepresented.
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I sent a large list over to our friends at Crossway recently, so look for more from them in the future. [:)]
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Could we see that list also???
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Great list, here are a few more.
- Great Commission Publications (Publishes The Trinity Hymnal, and Sunday School Curriculum, affiliated with both OPC and PCA)
- Pilgrim Publications (Publishes original unabridged works of C.H. Spurgeon, though most are in Logos format)
- Solid Ground Christian Books
- Puritan Publications (Publishing division of Dr. C. Matthew McMahon "A Puritan's Mind")
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It’s great to see such a detailed list of publishers who focus on Reformed material. For those seeking the best Christian book publishers with a strong theological foundation, the publishers you’ve mentioned, like Reformation Heritage Books and Banner of Truth, are excellent choices. I believe partnering with these presses could provide a broader range of quality resources for Logos users, especially for those interested in deepening their understanding of Reformed teachings. Expanding access to their titles would be a valuable addition to the Logos platform.
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