OFFICE NOTES

 

Our subscription rate is now 3.00 per year or 5.00 for three years. We encourage you to subscribe for two years or more at a time. In clubs of five or more the rate is only 1.50 per name per year. You send us the list of names and we will mail them the paper each month. If you want a bundle sent to you, the rate is 20 cents per copy per month.

We believe you will appreciate the changes in our next issue, which will begin our 19th volume of Restoration Review. It will be four pages longer, along with a few other changes.

The bound volume for 1975-76 (two years in one) will be ready in a few weeks. If you have ordered this, it will be sent to you, invoice enclosed (the price is not yet certain). If you want your name on the list to receive one and have not yet sent us your name, we urge you to do this at once.

We continue to sell the magnificent two-volume edition of Millennial Harbinger, about 1200 pages in all, which preserves some of the very best writings of Alexander Campbell, in easy-to-read type, which isn’t true of the unabridged set. The price is now 13.50 (including postage) but it is easily worth twice that. We cannot promise that this will stay in print.

Hereafter: What Happens after Death? by David Winter is as delightfully exciting as it is scriptural. You will be edified or your money back! Ken Taylor, who did the Living Bible, says this little volume can radically change your life. Only 1.50.

We would like to make a John Stott fan of you, for he can only do you good, a tremendously resourceful writer. Our favorite is his Christ the Controversialist, which makes Jesus’ confrontation with the Pharisees and Sadducees really come alive. 4.20. Other of his titles that we can supply: Basic Christianity at 1.75, The Baptism Fullness of the Holy Spirit, 1.50, Men Made New (on Ro. 5-8) at 1.75, and Guard the Gospel (on 2 Tim.) at 2.20.

K. C. Moser’s The Way of Salvation is getting back on the best seller list after almost 40 years. We are fortunate to still have it in print. After all these years a church that would not listen to what he was saying about grace is now listening. 3.75.

For 1.75 we will send you an attractive volume (with a picture of the old patriarch on the cover) containing Thomas Campbell’s Declaration and Address in full. It also has, in full, The Last Will and Testament of the Springfield Presbytery. If you are of this heritage, it is almost a sin not to have read these two most famous documents in Campbellite history. Here is a copy of your own to read and mark with profit.

Speaking of Father Campbell, as he was affectionately called, in my research I have come upon an interesting letter by Robert Milligan to Alex Campbell, about the latter’s father. He told of how Thomas ordained him to the ministry in 1844 (Did you know our folk did things like that back in the first generation?). He also told the son that his father, more than any man he knew, loved the things of heaven the most and the things of earth the least. That alone should make a man worth reading.