1517 Media Publishing

1517 media s imprints include.

1517 media publishing. 1517 media creates multimedia resources and distinctive books for christian communities higher education learning and scholars and the general reader. 1517 media central services include business intelligence content management design finance human resources it purchasing sales and service and web development. The following is an excerpt. 1517 creates and distributes theological and apologetic resources anchored in the central message of the bible.

Augsburg fortress beaming books broadleaf books fortress press and sparkhouse. Additionally 1517 media which is the publishing arm of the evangelical lutheran church in america elca is launching a new business development venture to be led by will bergkamp formerly v p. Augsburg fortress serves lutheran churches with resources that support worship and music faith formation and congregational life. 1517 media formerly augsburg fortress press is the official publishing house of the evangelical lutheran church in america also publishing for the evangelical lutheran church in canada as augsburg fortress canada.

Headquartered on south fifth street in minneapolis minnesota in the former headquarters of the american lutheran church augsburg fortress publishes living lutheran the lutheran book of worship the lutheran study bible and evangelical lutheran worship as well as a range of aca. The publishing house associated with the evangelical lutheran church in america elca augsburg fortress is now operating under the name 1517 media. Ministry of the church. That christ died for sinners and rose for their justification.

The 1517 media organization 1517 media is organized around our publishing units that develop and bring to market our products and services and central services that support them with an industry leading focus on efficiency and innovation. Meditations on the book of jeremiah written by steve kruschel is available now for preorder and will be released by 1517 publishing one week from today on may 11. The name was inspired by the year the lutheran.