Jesus Christ: King of the Church
by Rev. James Moir Porteous

£11.00  including postage to anywhere in the world (surface mail).

A warm, scriptural, and panoramic treatment of: Women and the Ministry, gifts of the Spirit, Apostles, Evangelists, Prophets, Priests, Bishops, Deacons, and Elders; who should preach, the 'call' to the Ministry, the Synagogue, the early church in Jerusalem, Corinth, Ephesus, Philippi, Laodicea and Rome; 'The Brethren', 'Quakers' and 'Independents' - all incisively examined in the light of Scripture.

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Man's Relations to God
by Rev. John Kennedy, D.D.,
of Dingwall

£5.00  including postage to anywhere in the world (surface mail).

Dr. Kennedy lifts up his Master's Name and holds forth the Person of Jesus in a manner that is rare in our day and generation. How wonderfully he has given insight into the great work on the cross. Shining forth are all the offices of the Redeemer, who is Prophet, Priest and King.

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Evangelism: A Reformed Debate
by Rev. John Kennedy, D.D., and Rev. Horatius Bonar, D.D.

£5.00  including postage to anywhere in the world (surface mail).

The matters covered here are urgent for the Reformed Church: How is the church to grow? May scriptural principles be set aside in order to reach a greater audience? Or is the church to cleave fast to the Word, trusting only in the Lord of the harvest for blessing? We believe that Dr. Kennedy's incisive analysis is hugely relevant to us today.

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Signs of the Times
by Rev. John Kennedy, D.D.,
of Dingwall

£3.00  including postage to anywhere in the world (surface mail).

Originally entitled, "The Present Cast and Tendency of Religious Thought and Feeling in Scotland," and published as a series of articles in the Perthshire Courier in 1879. It was very interesting to see how relevant these articles still are to the contemporary church scene.

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God's Hymnbook for the Christian Church
by Rev. Malcolm H. Watts

£3.00  including postage to anywhere in the world (surface mail).

In his booklet, "The Psalter - The Only Hymnal?" the Rev. Iain H. Murray has argued that human hymns should have a place alongside the Psalms of David as suitable songs for Christians to sing in public worship. We are pleased to publish this useful response by Rev. Malcolm Watts.

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A Catechism on Praise
by Rev. Alexander Blaikie

£1.50  including postage to anywhere in the world (surface mail).

A defense of exclusive Psalmody and the non-use of musical instruments in the worship of God, in question-and-answer format.

Rev. Alexander Blaikie was an American presbyterian pastor in the 19th Century.

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The Voice of his Praise
by Rev. James Kerr and
Rev. John MacDonald

£1.50  including postage to anywhere in the world (surface mail).

A booklet containing four short tracts promoting and defending the singing of Psalms only in the worship of God, not accompanied with musical instruments. Kerr and MacDonald were ministers of the Reformed Presbyterian Church of Scotland.

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Publications Catalogue

1. Books:

        • Latest Published Books

        • The Complete Works of Thomas Halyburton

        • Other Published Books

2. Reformed Focus Tracts

3. Annual Meeting Addresses (free MP3 downloads)

4. The Presbyterian Standard Magazine