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Basic UM Beliefs
Author:James Heidinger, Dennis Kinlaw, Steve Harper, Bob Tuttle, Robert Coleman and othersISBN:0-917851-01-3 Format:Paper, 124 pages Price:$9.95 Product Description:
Now in its 17th printing, Basic United Methodists Beliefs, with its study questions, has helped countless United Methodists understand the core beliefs of their faith.
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Evangelical & Methodist
Author:Riley B. CaseISBN:0-687-04444-8 Format:Paper, 316 pages Price:$25.00 Product Description:
The spread of Methodism in America was accompanied, says Riley Case, by a slow, yet certain, division of the tradition into at least two branches. One strand might be called establishment Methodism. The other strand might be called populist Methodism. This book tells the story of this second, mostly “unofficial,” branch of the Methodist tradition in America. Drawing on a variety of sources and voices, it recounts the history of Methodism’s evangelicals, with particular focus on the Twentieth Century.
The author, Riley B. Case holds his Master of Divinity from Garrett Biblical Institute, Master of Arts from Northwestern University and an honorary doctorate from Taylor University. He is an elder in the North Indiana Annual Conference.
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Evangelical Moment
Author:Kenneth J. CollinsISBN:0-8010-2744-6 Format:Paper, 288 pages Price:$23.00 Product Description:
Of The Evangelical
Moment, Randy Maddox (Seattle Pacific University) says, "Collins clearly
articulates his sense of Wesleyan evangelicalism in this thoughtful and
well-researched study. It will be of great interest both to other evangelicals
seeking to understand Wesleyan emphases better and to other Christians seeking
to understand this evangelical strain of the family." Asbury Theological Seminary's Terry Muck adds, "Collins has written a broad book about a broad movement. He shows that evangelicalism is much more than a set of theological doctrines – it is a social movement representing not only the best of America's cultural tradition but also what the Bible teaches about the unfolding kingdom of God." Author Kenneth J. Collins (Ph.D., Drew University) is professor of historical theology and Wesley studies at Asbury Theological Seminary. He is the author or editor of nine books, including Exploring Christian Spirituality. Return to top |
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How Hackleburg Became a 13 Pie 4 Disc Audio Book
Author:Riley B. CaseISBN:1-88522454-0 Format:4 Compact Discs Price:$24.95 Product Description:
Listen to the wonderful Hackleburg stories during airline flights or road trips. Read by the author, the characters and events of this fictional Indiana church take on new life. Nearly five hours of humor and inspiriation on four CDs.
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How Hackleburg Became a 13 Pie Church
Author:Riley B. CaseISBN:1-885224-50-8 Format:Paper, 141 pages Price:$11.95 Product Description:
"Let''s face it, there''s a
little bit of Hackleburg in every congregation. Through Riley Case's telling of
these whimsical, heart-warming stories, we are reminded that God is love; God is
patient and God has a sense of humor."
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Restoring Methodism
Author:James B. Scott and Molly Davis ScottISBN:0-977867-30-1 Format:Paper, 163 pages Price:$11.20 Product Description:
Ten decisions for United Methodist churches in America.
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Taking Back the United Methodist Church
Author:Mark TooleyISBN:1-885224-67-2 Format:Paper, 240 pages Price:$15.95 Product Description:
"Mark Tooley asks all the right questions-about biblical authority, the uniqueness of Jesus Christ, the mission of the church, sexual ethics and leadership accountability. And then he simply allows denominational progressives and elites to answer in their own words. It's must reading for anyone who wonders what's ailing the UMC and what we can do to fix it." Rev. Karen Booth, Executive Director of transforming Congregations
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