Church History

[close] This is the goodreads version of the Church History Book Club at Saint Paul's Episcopal Church. It's open to anyone who wants to join. We've been meeting for a year now, and have been working our way chronologically through Christian history. Some of my book choices have been great, some fairly bad. Suggestions are always welcome. I've tried to keep all selections to under 300 pages, except when we're treating ourselves and reading historical fiction. Maybe, with time, this restriction can be eased. I put it in place to make group membership easier for people with busy lives.

[close] Discussion about family and relatives of royalty and those going back to ancient times, as well as listing, sharing and/or posting statistical and other data, various information and genealogical charts. The purpose is to obtain better and clearer information about certain people, families and/or relatives, and even dynasties. I had once written a book, 'The Inner-Circle In The Outer World', which detailed how many of the powerful families down through history were related to each other and kept secrets from the public (non-royals or commoners). And also another one that detailed how one ancient dynastic family was behind the creation of many different religions, 'The Biblical Dynasty'. Both books were destroyed and I am now trying to reconstruct them. http://thebiblicaldynastysite.webs.com

[close] Discussion, thoughts, questions, and answers regarding the book 'Piso Christ', its various chapters, and subject matter. As well as other books on the same or similar topics. This is your chance to ask someone who really knows the subject matter. More information about the book 'Piso Christ' can be found at the following... http://pisochristthebook.webs.com

[close] InterVarsity Press has been publishing excellent Christian books for more than 50 years. With topics spanning all areas of Christian interest, IVP publishes on spiritual formation, Christian living, social justice, evangelism, mission, theology, and small group resources. What have you read by IVP lately?