New Option Now Available
The large print edition of 52 Churches is now available. 52 Churches, one of Peter DeHaan’s most popular books, is now available in large print.
“Readers have clamored for a large print version of 52 Churches, and I am pleased to now offer it for the first time,” said its author, Peter DeHaan.
The large print edition of 52 Churches is now available on:
- Amazon paperback, and hardcover,
- Barnes and Noble paperback and hardcover,
- Blackwell’s paperback,
- Books a Million in paperback and hardcover,
- BookShop.org in paperback and hardcover, and
- Booktopia in paperback and hardcover.
We’re adding more sellers daily. It may even be available at your preferred online store by the time you read this.
Here’s what Peter has to say about 52 Churches:
“My wife and I visited a different church every Sunday for a year.
This book is our story.
Discover just how vast and diverse Jesus’s church is.”
Here is what readers have to say about 52 Churches:
“I finished it in two days. Very interesting and informative. A very good read.” Lois R.
“I got it! Read it! Enjoyed it!” Steve H.
“It’s so inspiring, insightful and interesting.” Holly C
“Highly recommend this book. A good read.” Cheryl C.
“Lots of food for thought.” Joyce M
“Very thought provoking.” Irish R
“I loved the book and didn’t want to put it down.” Sue A
“I am reading it now and loving it. But it sure is making me think!” Sherida R
52 Churches is available from all major distributors worldwide in ebook, paperback, hardcover, and now large print. The audiobook is also in the works and will be available shortly.
Get your copy of 52 Churches today.
My wife and I visited a different Christian Church every Sunday for a year. This is our story. Get your copy of 52 Churches today, available in ebook, paperback, hardcover, and audiobook.
Peter DeHaan writes about biblical Christianity to confront status quo religion and live a life that matters. He seeks a fresh approach to following Jesus through the lens of Scripture, without the baggage of made-up traditions and meaningless practices.
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