Alexander Campbell, Adventurer in Freedom - Volume 1
Eva Jean Wrather
Edited by D. Duane Cummins
TCU Press

Volume One traces Alexander Campbell’s physical journey from Scotland to America and his spiritual journey, as he left behind the stern Calvinism of his youth and developed his own theology of a loving and kind God.

Alexander Campbell, Adventurer in Freedom - Volume 3
Eva Jean Wrather
Edited by D. Duane Cummins
TCU Press • $25.00 (plus $2 shipping & handling)

The third, and final, volume of the Alexander Campbell biography by Eva Jean Wrather is now available. The three volumes stand together as one, presenting a seamless story of the profound life of Alexander Campbell. Among the three volumes, the first was edited during Wrather's lifetime with her full and active participation.

A Visible Sign of God's Presence: A History of the Yakama Christian Mission
Keith Watkins
Polar Star Press • $10.00 (plus $2 shipping & handling

If Disciples are to have A Future History, then it is incumbent upon us to continue proclaiming the central tenets and doctrines of the Christian movement. When Barton W. Stone, Alexander Campbell, and other founders established the Christian Church (or Disciples), they had in mind certain principles that they believed were absolutely essential for the content and structure of the True Church.

The Cost of Unity: African-American Agency and Education and the Christian Church, 1865-1914
Lawrence Burnley
Mercer University Press • $34.20 at Amazon.com

Like many others, the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) established schools for African-Americans in the South following the Civil War. The Cost of Unity examines the agency of African-Americans in the founding of educational institutions for blacks associated with denomination. Burnley argues that African-Americans within the Christian Church played an active role, both in cooperating with Disciples’ mission agencies and acting independent of these agencies, in the conceptualization and founding of schools for their communities.

Kenneth Teegarden, The Man, The Church, The Time
D. Duane Cummins
TCU Press • $20.00 (plus $2 shipping & handling)

Kenneth Teegarden was a fourth-generation Disciple and the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) never lost its importance in his life. He served as general minister and president of the Christian Church (DOC) for many years.

One Church: A Bicentennial Celebration of Thomas Campbell's Declaration & Address
Glenn Thomas Carson, Douglas A. Foster & Clinton J. Holloway, Editors
$10.99 (plus $2 shipping & handling)

One Church is a celebration of the two-hundredth anniversary of Thomas Campbell’s Declaration and Address (1809). But it is much more. In the spirit of that stirring plea for unity from the beginnings of the Stone-Campbell movement, this volume restates Campbell’s Thirteen Propositions and issues a new call for our churches to live out that vision of unity in the twenty-first century.

Creative Freedom In Action
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Fascinating little volume on Alexander Campbell's views on the Church and its structure.

Explorations In The Stone-Campbell Traditions
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Essays honoring Herman Norton; edited by the late Anthony Dunnavant and historian Richard Harrison. Includes an essay on late 19th efforts on unity by Douglas Foster.

A Guide To Materials Related To The United Christian Missionary Society
$5.00 (plus $2 shipping & handling)

Details the collection of materials of UCMS held by Disciples of Christ Historical Society.

An Index To The Millennial Harbinger
$20.00 (plus $2 shipping & handling)

A guide to the contents of Alexander Campbell's landmark publication. Listed by name and topic with date published. Includes section on scripture references and date used.

Yale Divinity School & The Disciples of Christ, 1872-1989
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Documents the connection between Yale and Disciples views on higher education.