What did Tyndale House see in the Palin story?
Tyndale House’s interest in this book is an intriguing sidebar to this story. “Tyndale House does not endorse political candidates or parties,” Tyndale president Mark Taylor said in a press release. “But as a distinctively Christian publisher, we believe it is vital to promote clear thinking and thoughtful conversation about the intersection of faith and the public square. In choosing to distribute this Epicenter Press book about Sarah Palin, governor of Alaska, 2008 Republican vice presidential candidate, and professing Christian, and in providing an online discussion guide, we hope to stimulate both thought and discussion about the role of faith in politics.” Tyndale House was founded in 1962 in order to publish the Living Bible (978-0-8423-2247-8). It has since added to its list the Holy Bible in various editions, a number of popular study bibles, and other resources for churches, individuals and families. It entered the trade bestseller lists with the Left Behind series, The Tyndal
