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InterVarsity Purchasing Biblica Book Division

From IVP’s Andy LePeau on Tuesday:

InterVarsity Press has announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Biblica Books, the book-publishing arm of Biblica Worldwide. In the acquisition, which is expected to close by the end of the calendar year, IVP will obtain 170 current Biblica Books titles, as well as nearly 30 forthcoming books. This includes Operation World, the definitive global prayer guide that’s now in its seventh edition.

Biblica has translated the Bible into more than 100 languages and is the translation sponsor and publisher of the New International Version® (NIV) Bible, the most widely read and trusted contemporary English translation. It recently made a strategic decision to narrow its focus to the Bible, and went in search for the right strategic publisher to take on its book-publishing portfolio. That search led Biblica ultimately to IVP.

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Click here for the official IVP announcement.  No announcement was on the Biblica website when this was posted.

Biblica Top Ten (from STL Distributors)

  1. Operation World
  2. Window on the World
  3. Glad News
  4. Putting Together The Puzzle of the Old Testament
  5. This Changes Everything
  6. Last Things Revealed
  7. Operation World w/ CD-ROM
  8. Cat and Dog Theology
  9. Finding God in The Shack
  10. Besides The Bible

Biblica Top Ten (from CBD)

  1. Operation World
  2. Window on the World
  3. Once Saved Always Saved
  4. Putting Together the Puzzle of the New Testament
  5. Grace for the Afflicted
  6. Glad News
  7. Cat and Dog Theology
  8. Putting Together the Puzzle of the Old Testament
  9. The Mission Minded Family
  10. True to His Word
  1. Brian
    November 16, 2011 at 5:58 pm

    Love the cat and dog theology paradigm. Have even used it evangelistically as I walk my dog in the neighbourhood…

  2. November 17, 2011 at 5:40 am

    Describing the NIV as the most widely read Bible translation may well be correct, but most widely trusted? Presumably no one at IVP USA reads Tom Wright… (in the C of E we tend to use the NRSV).

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