CLMBooks is the source repository for https://clmbooks.org, the Christian Living Ministries Books website. The site exists to share Christian devotional and inspirational books rooted in Scripture, with a strong emphasis on the person and work of Jesus Christ.
The home page introduces the collection as a free resource for personal devotion, small-group study, Sunday School use, and ministry teaching. Visitors can read books online and download them as PDFs at no cost.
This repository currently contains content for over 80 books and booklets that are available for free reading and download.
The website administrator is Greg Christian. Ron Christian, whose writing and ministry are featured throughout the site, is Greg Christian's uncle.
- Free Christian devotional books from Christian Living Ministries in Fort Collins, Colorado
- More than 80 books and booklets available for online reading and PDF download
- Content centered on biblical teaching, spiritual growth, and practical Christian living
- Multiple book collections, including devotional series, journal entries, and themed booklet groups
- Hugo static site generator
- Blowfish Hugo theme
- Markdown content files with front matter
- TOML-based Hugo configuration
- Custom Hugo layouts, partials, and shortcodes
- Custom CSS in
assets/css/custom.css - Static assets and hosted PDF downloads
- Google Analytics integration
- GitHub Actions for build and deployment automation
content/contains the site pages and book entriesconfig/_default/contains the Hugo site configurationlayouts/contains custom templates, list layouts, partials, and shortcodesassets/contains custom CSS and supporting metadata filesstatic/contains static files served directly by Hugothemes/blowfish/contains the vendored Blowfish theme
- Hugo extended edition installed locally
Run the local development server:
hugo serverBuild the production site:
hugoGenerated site output is written to public/ when Hugo builds the site.
The live site is built and deployed only through GitHub Actions.
Production deployments are triggered from the main branch, which is the branch used for the published site.