[Faith-talk] Making books accessible

[Joshua Lester]

Phillip:
I'd like for you to work with the United Pentecostal Church
International, on getting books in accessible formats.
Also, the Pentecostal Herald, (our magazine,) needs to be made accessible.
We also have all sorts of tracts, and Bible study materials that need
to be made accessible.
You can get all of this stuff from www.pentecostalpublishing.com.
BTW, welcome to the list!
Thanks, Joshua

On 11/26/11, Philip Blackmer <pblackmer27 at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello everyone,  My name is Philip Blackmer.  I am interested in working
> with individuals or churches to scan books from people's personal libraries
> or church libraries and put them on bookshare.  I wanted to know if anyone
> has done something like this.  I also want to know if there might be a
> person with enough vision to read a print copy of a book or jpeg images for
> proofreading the texts.
>
> I also have some books that I would like to sell once they are on bookshare.
> Additionally I have a few books on cassette that I would be glad to sell or
> even donate if there is any real use for them.  I offered them to my church,
> but it turns out that they already have most of them.  If anyone can help
> make good use of these books or would like to buy any please let me know.
>
> My primary interest is in making more of these books accessible, but if they
> are are already available then they can be bought by any interested person.
> I can even provide copies of the Arkenstone and Eye Pal files for anyone who
> can use them, as long as they go with the actual book..
>
> In Christ,
> Philip Blackmer
>
>
>
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