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£22.00edited by Calvin Kalsbeek (752 pp. Hardback)
The encouraging story of a true church of Jesus Christ, this centenary book reveals the secrets of her continuance as a faithful church today and gives like-minded churches hope for tomorrow.
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£7.50Gertrude Hoeksema (416 pp. Hardback)
A brief history of the Protestant Reformed Churches tracing the denomination’s roots, birth and development.
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£9.00edited by David Engelsma (318 pp. Softback)
This superb book traces the continuing reformation in the Netherlands in the 17th and 19th centuries and in the Protestant Reformed Churches in North America in the twentieth century. Of great value to all seeking church reformation in our day!
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£15.00David J. Engelsma (304 pp. Hardback)
Doctrinal church history as it should be written! Vital theology, Reformed church polity, missions, heresy and the dirty tricks of schismatics—they are all here in this book on God’s gracious, unconditional covenant, in connection with a crucial document in PRC history.
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£18.00Herman Hanko (272 pp., hardback)
Fascinating story of the ancient church in a textbook format with sidebars, maps and charts.
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£15.00Herman Hanko (392 pp. Hardback)
A companion to Portraits of Faithful Saints, Contending for the Faith presents the history of heretics from AD 100 to the present, demonstrating the connection between heresies of long ago and those attacking the Reformed faith today, and calling us to “earnestly contend for the faith which was once delivered unto the saints” (Jude 3).
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£27.00Herman Hanko (567 pp. Hardback)
Traces the roots of the PRC in the Netherlands and the Christian Reformed Church, before treating its development of the truths of miracles, revelation, Scripture, particular grace, the covenant, marriage, etc. Includes 23 pages of newspaper cuttings, photos, etc., significant for PRC history.
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£10.00Connie Meyer (160 pp. Hardback)
The gripping story of a medieval monk persecuted by a corrupt church for the truth of double predestination and Christ’s particular atonement. Informative, delightful and challenging!
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£8.00Commemorating the 500th Anniversary of the Reformation
written by various authors including the editor, Ronald Cammenga (208 pp. Softback)
This excellent book celebrates God’s work in the sixteenth-century Reformation over against Romanism and Anabaptism, highlighting the recovery and development of the truth concerning Scripture, the office of believer, worship, etc.
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£22.00Herman Hanko (450 pp. Hardback)
Inspiring and instructive biographies of over 50 saints from the 1st to the 20th century including Augustine, Patrick, Alcuin, Bernard of Clairvaux, Beza, de Brès, Tyndale, Ames and Gresham Machen.
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£16.00Herman Hoeksema & Herman Hanko (238 pp. Hardback)
Written in a question and answer format, this book is a “catechism” on common grace and a conditional covenant, two doctrinal issues that shaped the Protestant Reformed Churches (PRC) in America.
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£4.00William Hamilton (297 pp. Softback)
The untold story of the 1859 revival in Ireland. A revealing critique by a local minister of the time, packed with penetrating analysis in the light of the Scriptures and the Westminster Standards.
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£7.00edited by David Engelsma (200 pp. Softback)
Twenty-five articles on the Protestant Reformation dealing with its central characters and doctrines. Stirring stuff!
