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We
can supply Richardson’s
Memoirs
of Alexander Campbell
for
17.95, which is two volumes in one, over 1200 pages, and a veritable
gold mine on the history of our Movement. It is indispensable to any
serious study of the Restoration Movement, and it was for a longtime
out of print.
The
Fool of God
should
stay in print indefinitely, but it may not. This is fun reading as
well as highly informative on the life of Campbell. 3.95, postpaid.
If
you read
The
Mormon Papers
by
Harry L. Ropp, you would wonder how anyone could remain a Mormon
without doing a lot of demythologizing. They are brought to judgment
by their own documents, and the author is not picky. It is basic
stuff that questions the authenticity of the claims. 3.45, postpaid.
We
may well have a few more husbands who are doing themselves a favor,
for we are really selling
Do
Yourself a Favor: Love Your Wife.
But
it makes good reading for anyone. He gives 18 clues as to when a
marriage is running behind, one of which is when the husband shows no
interest in any upkeep of the home. For 3.45 you can read the other
clues —and what to do about them!
Ouida
was impressed with the story of Charles Colson and noticed it was C.
S. Lewis’
Mere
Christianity
that
turned his life around, so we have decided to stock that very
powerful little volume, which is available in paperback at 2.45,
postpaid.
Two
books by women are especially readable.
I’m
Out to Change My World
and
Daughters
of the King
by
Ann Kiemal and Pat Brooks, respectively, at 2.45 each, postpaid.
God’s
Psychiatry
by
Charles Allen has gone through 82 printings. It has had such success
because it deals honestly with fear and worry, hate and suspicion,
peace and enthusiasm. It draws upon the great truths of the Bible to
solve problems and change lives. 1.95, postpaid.
The
21st volume of this journal begins with our next issue, and the theme
for 1979 will be
Blessed
Are The Peacemakers,
which
we believe you will appreciate. If you do so now, you can renew your
own sub (even if it is not yet due) and subscribe for four others for
only 10.00. This is an effective way of acquainting others with our
efforts.
If
you want this volume in its bound edition, under the title of
The
Ancient Order,
you
should place your order with us, if you are not already on our list.
Send no money. You will be billed with the book. Last year’s
bound volume,
Principles
of Unity and Fellowship
is
available for 5.50, postpaid.