Here
are what some of your fellow subscribers are saying about this new
study of our history, men and women alike.
I am now into my third reading. It is a real education. I want another copy to lend.—Regene Sims, Odon, In.
Your history is the best I’ve ever read. You really bring it to life with those stories.—Rod Cameron, Converse, In.
I
have just finished “Stone-Campbell Movement.” Very
fine work.—Inez Moore, Boyle, Ms.
Even
though the Stone-Campbell Movement was intended to remain a
“movement” without becoming a monument, your book is
certainly monumental. I predict that future generations will so
credit it. Perhaps only you could so mingle objective and
humorous detail in such an arresting fashion.—J. Ervin
Waters, Temple, Tx.
The
book is helping me to understand so much of what I haven’t in
the past, and I thought I knew a bit about the Stone-Campbell
Movement.—Steve Burnett, Wichita, Ks.
The
Stone-Campbell Movement came and I finished it in three days. Now
I’m re-reading it less feverishly.—Margaret Williams,
Lubbock, Tx.
The
book traces our history from its beginning in the Old World to the
American frontier, to its move across the West. It tells you what
our pioneers really believed, their dreams, their mistakes. It tells
how three unity movements became one, and why it went so long
without dividing. And how it finally divided, again and again,
becoming three separate churches. It tells how the divisions
occurred and why, and it tells about each of the three churches
today. It is an anecdotal history in that it tells a story,
with lots of stories within the story, of people you have probably
never heard of, and extensive treatment of those you have heard of.
Equally important is a detailed treatment of the great documents of
the Movement, explained so that you can see their significance.
The price is $19.95. The book can be ordered from: Restoration Review, *1201 Windsor Dr., Denton, TX 76201.
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Current Contact Information:
Leroy
Garrett, 1300 Woodlake Drive, Denton, TX 76205
leroy.ouida@worldnet.att.net