The Restoration (Stone-Campbell) Movement was a call for reformation and Christian unity that spread rapidly across the United States in the nineteenth century. There are millions of adherents holding to this plea today. Despite such a large following, many are unaware of the history and beliefs which founded the Movement. This is where Frederick Kershner’s The Restoration Handbook comes in. Originally published in 1918 in a series of four booklets, Kershner provides a profoundly helpful introduction for elders, ministers, teachers, and Bible class students. This edition brings all four booklets into one revised and abridged version. In this book, readers will become acquainted with the history of the Restoration Movement, as well as the doctrines underlying the call to return to the simple, apostolic, New Testament  form of Christianity.
 
308 pages.