Here are answers to some questions asked about the Fillmore Bible Society and the Fillmore Study Bible.

• How can I get a copy? You may order a copy at Abebooks or Barnes and Noble. Orders to Abebooks is shipped directly by TruthUnity. Orders to Barnes and Noble is print on demand, fulfilled by Ingram, with royalty going to TruthUnity.
• Can I get a Unity church or ministry discount? Yes. We are providing them at no cost to Licensed Unity Teachers, Ordained Unity Ministers, and Unity church bookstores. Please send us an email to confirm you are requesting them for your ministry.
• Why isn’t it on Amazon? For several reasons, the primary one being that I’d rather see it support real booksellers and publishers instead of the supporting the Amazon machine. Amazon actually refused to list an earlier version for the Gospel of John because I have placed much of it online at TruthUnity.
• It’s expensive. It’s expensive because it’s on demand printing, it’s 750 pages and it’s in color. Our take after printing and publishing cost is about $10 for each copy.
• I found some typos. Send them to me.
• I am not in North America. Barnes & Noble is a North American bookseller that might not be able to serve worldwide. I would be grateful for those of you outside of North America to guide me in selecting an online bookseller or publisher in your region. Also, I will soon provide the downloadable PDFs in A4 format.
• How can I support this work? If you wish to donate to this project, send it to TruthUnity and be sure to tell me by email that it’s for the Fillmore Bible Society. The FBS ministry isn’t yet off the ground, but we’re meeting soon to get that started.
• How can I become a member? You become a member by contributing some annotations. Go here to learn how. Then contact me if you want to help with the Old Testament.
• Can I share this with others? Yes, you can but there are some restrictions. See the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0) License for more information. Contact us if you need more.
• Will there be an NRSV version? We hope so. But that version will require royalties and will not be as freely distributed as we are now doing with the World English Bible version.