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"My tongue is as the pen of a ready writer" (Ps.
45:1b). Matthew Henry said of this verse, "David not only spoke
what he thought of Christ, but wrote it, that it might spread the further
and last the longer."
I offer 15 years of experience in ministry writing, editing, proofreading,
project managing, and website updating. Whether brochures, booklets,
magazines, or books—my burden is all about coming alongside ministries
and helping them proclaim God's greatness in written form to the best
of their ability.
—Adam
NEW!
See my author blog
where I document my publishing adventure and introduce new Christian
novels.
What's New?
- December—Adam is editing a book on the Bible translations controversy.
- November—Adam edited a book on global warming from a biblical perspective.
- October—Adam edited a book on the post-flood ice age theory.
- October 8—Adam launched his author's Web site: http://www.adamblumerbooks.com. Fatal Illusions is now available for pre-order.
- September—Adam edited a book about the fruit of the Spirit.
- June 18—Adam completed major revisions for his up-and-coming Christian suspense novel, Fatal Illusions, to be released by Kregel Publications in spring 2009.
- May-June 2008—Overall Book Evaluation and Marketability Assessment, Second Son (novel) by Glenn Grant (Christian Editor Network)
- May 2008—Overall Book Evaluation and Substantive Edit, A Christian Midlife Crisis Survival Guide by William Hutchison (Christian Editor Network)
- May 2008—Overall Book Evaluation and Substantive Edit, Covenant of Immortality by Charles Hanson (Christian Editor Network)
April
2008—Adam copyedited the book Forgiveness: How to
Get Along with Everybody All the Time- February 1, 2008—Adam passed his qualifying tests and is now an official member of the Christian Editor Network. CEN is a network that matches freelance editors with authors, publishers, agents, and other Christian clients.
Miracle at Eisenach
While employed as an editor at Northland Baptist Bible College (Dunbar, WI), God enabled me to cross paths with Art Raske of the science faculty and hear his amazing story about how he and his family escaped from East Germany at the close of World War II. Both parts of this amazing story, which God enabled me to write, are available here. (You will need to have Acrobat Reader installed on your computer.) Part 1 (PDF, 2.62 MB), Part 2 (PDF, 442 KB)
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