
The Weekly Roundup is a regular feature alerting you to significant things happening at Logos this week. Take a few moments to check out these newsworthy items for the week of October 22, 2011.
Important Information!
To celebrate the value of pastoral ministry, Logos has created Pastor Appreciation Month Specials.
For every week of October we’ve set a theme: leadership, worship, pastoral care, and preaching. We’ve lined up five resources (books, collections, or other goodies) for each of these themes which we think will benefit your pastoral
ministry. Check back every day to see what new deals we’ve released—you never know what discounts or freebies may await you!
Introduce your pastor to Logos! Get 15% off of a base package today when you use the coupon code BLESSING at checkout—your pastor will thank you!
Pick Up Your Free Copy of Spurgeon’s The Pastor in Prayer!
As part of our Pastor Appreciation Month specials, we are offering Charles Spurgeon’s The Pastor in Prayer to you—absolutely free!
This offer—like the rest of our Pastor Appreciation Month deals—is good through the end of October!
Logos Talk
- Logos 4: Proximity Search from Camp Logos 2
- Recommended Commentaries: Matthew
- Get 93% Off the Catholic Library Builder!
- Camp Logos 2 Live: Don’t Miss This Pre-Pub!
- 3 Steps for Interpreting Old Testament Pairings
- At Last, the Complete Works of Jonathan Edwards is on Pre-Pub
Interesting Discussions
- On Wednesday, our Facebook community discussed whether they would rather hear a sermon preached by Peter or Paul.
Twitter Daily Deals
- Our Twitter followers have been enjoying some amazing Twitter-only daily deals. Each day we offer a new product at 50% off, but the daily deal expires at midnight PST. This past week we marked down the following:
- Luther’s Commentary on Galatians
- The New Testament Milieu
- The Servant As His Lord
- The Reformed Pastor and Modern Thought
- A Critical and Exegetical Commentary on the Epistle to the Galatians
Follow us on Twitter to get in on the action!
Products
New Pre-Pubs
Last Chance Pre-Pubs
These are Pre-Pubs shipping next week. Don’t miss your last chance to pick these up at their amazing Pre-Pub prices!
- College Press Theological Studies Collection (2 vols.)
- Gorgias Press Syriac Collection (9 vols.)
- Sahidic Coptic New Testament in English
- The Contemporary Torah
- The Ugaritic Baal Cycle (2 vols.)
- Thomas Cranmer Collection (10 vols.)
- Virginia Fugate Collection (2 vols.)
- Opening Up Commentary Collection Upgrade 2 (5 vols.)
Community Pricing
What’s New with Community Pricing?
Classic Commentaries and Studies on Genesis (22 vols.) topped the 100% mark this week! It was the first of the Classic Commentaries and Studies collections to cross over. Don’t miss out on the other awesome collections in this series:
- Classic Commentaries and Studies on Corinthians (29 vols.)(New this week)
- Classic Commentaries and Studies on Luke (24 vols.)
- Classic Commentaries and Studies on Daniel (21 vols.)
- Classic Commentaries and Studies on Revelation (27 vols.)
- Classic Commentaries and Studies on Galatians (24 vols.)
- Classic Commentaries and Studies on Romans (32 vols.)
- Classic Commentaries and Studies on Exodus (21 vols.)
- Classic Commentaries and Studies on Job (18 vols.)
- Classic Commentaries and Studies on Psalms (35 vols.)
Also new this week:
- The Works of Thomas à Kempis (7 vols.)
- Nineveh and Its Remains (2 vols.)
- The Speaker’s Commentary (13 vols.)
Remember, Community Pricing offers some amazing deals on classic works in the field of biblical and theological studies. Thousands of Logos users have gotten books for less than the price of a latté or a gallon of gas (which is around $4.00 in Bellingham, Washington). The Community Pricing Program gives you a direct influence on the priorities and price for new products! In a nutshell, you decide which books we produce—and what price you’ll pay!
Learn more about how Community Pricing works, check out this bidding strategy, and start bidding today!
Job Postings
Logos is hiring! Here are just a few of the newer postings on our Careers page:
Design & Editorial
Marketing Department
Sales
Publications
Software Development
Was there anything else from Logos you found interesting this week? Leave us a comment and let us know!

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