Encyclopedia Puritannica Project

[Pilgrim72]

How many people here are involved in the EPP? I was thinking of offering any kind of service that they may need.

(I was just wondering if they could use a regular-joe like me.)

'Cuz, I totally support the project.

Thanks,

 

[VirginiaHuguenot]

Your support is greatly appreciated, brother! I have worked for the EPP off and on for a number of years. I am sure they can use your services. Let me know if you have any questions. Blessings!

 

[Pilgrim72]

Thanks for your response Andrew. I would love to devote some of my time to something that I actually love -- in any way possible.

I'm going to read more through the site and see how I can be of assisstance. Possibly send out an email too. I'll let you know what they say.

Oh, and congratulations on your 20,000th post!

 

[ChristopherPaul]

Wow, what an honor for Pilgrim72! For Andrew's 20,000 post was submitted in his thread! You will go down in history with the likes of Tracy Stallard, Al Downing, and Mike Bacsik!

Well done!

 

[jogri17]

I would also like to help if I could. I live in Quebec and can't work until september so I need something to take up my time.

 

[VirginiaHuguenot]

Those who are interested may wish to contact the Encyclopedia Puritannica Project directly to ascertain how one may contribute their services or also consider supporting the efforts a joint venture between Reformation Heritage Books, Solid Ground Christian Books and the EPP known as Reformed Publications Cooperatives.

Encyclopedia Puritannica Project
Ref. Pubs. Cooperatives

 

[Pilgrim72]

Here's a quick update for any interested.

After a few emails, I have agreed to help proof-read some material. My first assignment is Wilhelmus a Brakel's "The Christian's Reasonable Service" Volume 2.

And... I've already started working on it. This book is HUGE! But I'm immensely excited!

(And I get to use a hot-pink pen!) How cool is that?

 

[toddpedlar]

cool - a Brakel is great

I'm wondering - wasn't there another project (for print, I thought, rather then electronic media) that was also advertised here on the PB? I know I was directed to some webpage where they showed samples of scanned copy for transcription - seemed to me there were 3 different levels of difficulty, from printed material to manuscript letters. Anyway, if anyone knows anything about what I'm talking about, I'd appreciate a reminder/pointer.

 

[VirginiaHuguenot]

Here's a quick update for any interested.

After a few emails, I have agreed to help proof-read some material. My first assignment is Wilhelmus a Brakel's "The Christian's Reasonable Service" Volume 2.

And... I've already started working on it. This book is HUGE! But I'm immensely excited!

(And I get to use a hot-pink pen!) How cool is that?

I am sure you will be blessed by this project. I did volume 1 and it was a very spiritually rewarding experience for me. Enjoy, brother!

 

[Pilgrim72]

Oh that's great! Just wondering, how long did it take?

 

[VirginiaHuguenot]

Oh that's great! Just wondering, how long did it take?

It was something I worked on off-and-on for about 3 months. I'm sure it can be done faster (or slower) depending on one's schedule.