Christian Union: A Historical Study

From 1882 until 1912, James Harvey Garrison (1832-1931) was the editor of The Christian-Evangelist, a journal that came to have a dominant influence among Disciples of Christ. Garrison sold his publishing company to Robert A. Long, "who gifted it to the Disciples for the establishment of a denominational publishing house (the Christian Board of Publication)." Convinced that the Stone-Campbell Movement was a viable approach to uniting Christians u...

By J. H. Garrison
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Publisher: SCM e-Prints (September 22, 2011)
Publication Date: September 22, 2011
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Language: English
ASIN: B005P1AE1O
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