Chris Fabry

If your child needed a life-saving heart transplant, how far would you go to make it happen? How would you feel if a man convicted of murder offered his heart to your child? What if you discovered the man was innocent, but the only way your child could live was to hide the truth? “I’ve found the only thing I can control is how well I tell the story and follow the truth. . . . The truth will always lead you to a good place,” reflects Truman Wiley, the main character in Chris Fabry’s newest novel, Not in the Heart. Fabry passionately delves into hot topics such as capital punishment, gambling addiction and organ donation, leaving readers to examine their own lives and views. 


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Common English Bible Named Among Top Religion Stories of 2011

December 16, 2011

 

NASHVILLE, TN – The completion of the new Common English Bible  translation is among the top 10 religion stories of 2011 as decided by leading religion journalists in the 30th annual Religion Newswriters Association survey.  Read More...

 

  

First-Ever Global Voices of Nonviolence Opens With Live D.C. Event and Online Premiere

 

WASHINGTON – During a week when events unfolding in the Middle East are dominating headlines, a worldwide audience joined in Global Voices of Nonviolence, a 12-day international conversation intended to fuel the fire of the growing nonviolent peace movement. Hosted by EthnoGraphic Media (EGM) and the Institute for Policy Research and Catholic Studies at The Catholic University of America (CUA) in Washington, D.C, the September 21st the kick-off event included a live screening of EGM’s award-winning Little Town of Bethlehem and a live panel discussion that were both streamed online, allowing viewers across the globe to participate in this timely discussion.     Complete Story

 

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With a dynamic vision to provide each client with publicity and marketing campaigns tailor-made to his or her individual needs, Tina Jacobson established The B & B Media Group in 1987, 60 miles south of the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex. Since its inception, the full-service publicity, media and consulting firm has widened its areas of expertise to include quality and innovative audio programming, as well as top of the line public relations with literary representation, lecture representation and personal management.

 

 

We brought B&B in at a crucial time for EthnoGraphic Media (EGM)—having refocused our efforts from film production to the marketing, selling, licensing, and distributing of our films. This presented new opportunities to better tell our own story while sharing those gripping stories that tackle very tough social issues. From the beginning, Tina and Diane have had a "seat at the table" as EGM developed its multi-year plans, global strategies, and integrated marketing communications. They have supported film exhibitions, partnered on tour events, promoted new product launches, developed message platforms, handled media relations, and counseled on both opportunities and challenges. B&B's efforts have helped in achieving 250 million impressions for EGM and its films. We truly value all they have done for us.

 

Bill Oechsler

President, EthnoGraphic Media

 

 

 

 

 

The team at B&B is creative and professional, finding intriguing angles for promotion, freshening pitches throughout the course of campaigns, and keeping our team informed with excellent reports. We’ve been impressed with the media coverage they’ve found for our novelists in their care.

 

                                       -Katie Bond, Publicity Manager for Fiction,

                                                  Thomas Nelson Publishers

 

 


 

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