Newly Admitted ECPA Publisher Announces Debut Series
(Nashville, Tennessee, September 25th, 2026) The Quiet Hours Press, a new independent publisher founded in 2026 and recently admitted to the ECPA, is proud to announce its first series: The Quiet Hours, a beautifully written yet accessible prayer & liturgy series based on The Book of Common Prayer. Author, songwriter, ministry leader, and Nashville producer Andrew Osenga has done the complex and important work of adapting one of the most impactful texts in Christian history for the modern reader.
Osenga’s own life has been shaped by years of exploring the powerful words, symbols, and rhythms of liturgical prayers from Christians throughout history, all around the world.
He wanted to share that experience with his friends and family, but in order to understand the prayers, “you needed your Bible, a different calendar, maybe even a dictionary or a thesaurus, and about a dozen bookmarks. It’s a beautiful experience, but it’s not for everybody.”
The Quiet Hours series seeks to remove those obstacles and help people in all stages of life access the healing, meditative practices found in resources like The Book of Common Prayer.
In Osenga’s hands, these historic prayers move beyond the walls of academia or MDiv programs and are made accessible to the tired YoungLife camp counselor who needs encouragement at 3 am. They are for the busy mom, the 9-5 office worker, or the doomscrolling teenager who longs for truth and depth. Osenga’s goal for this series is: “No thee’s or thou’s, no dictionary, no barrier, just ancient prayers you can actually use, for hungry people, longing for more.”
The first three books of The Quiet Hours series: Prayer, Waiting, and Adventure, set to release on November 1st, 2026, are the starting point for an extended collection of topical prayer books from The Quiet Hours Press that will bring a beloved but often inaccessible text into our busy modern lives. This project will introduce the practice of daily prayer to those who most need its encouragement and peace. For more information about this new independent press or to pre-order The Quiet Hours series, go to thequiethours.com.
About the Author
Andrew Osenga is a songwriter, musician, author, record producer, and the leader of Anchor Hymns, a multi-generational community of artists creating new sacred songs for the postmodern Church. He has worked extensively with Grammy- and Dove Award-winning artists such as Andrew Peterson, Steven Curtis Chapman, Sandra McCracken, Jars of Clay, and Caedmon’s Call. Beyond music, he can be found writing weekly on his popular faith-and-culture Substack and on his podcast, The Pivot. Andrew lives in Nashville with his wife and daughters and hikes at Radnor Lake every morning he can.
About Quiet Hours Press
Founded in 2026, The Quiet Hours Press will bring ancient rhythms of prayer and liturgy directly to readers in places they’d never otherwise find them — on social media, YouTube, and direct-to-consumer channels. Dedicated to releasing The Quiet Hours books and online resources, the press aims to give fresh voices new and engaging ways to reach thoughtful readers.
Andrew Osenga is available for remote and in-person interviews, dependent on travel.
To schedule appearances or request review copies, please email carlyandersonpr@gmail.com.
