Portraits of a Generation
Early Pentecostal Leaders

Edited by James R. Goff Jr. and Grant Wacker
With an Afterword by David Edwin Harrel Jr.

Behind the scenes of the popular religious movement of the twentieth century.

A spirit of religious revival blazed across the United States just after 1900. With a focus on Holy Spirit power, early adherents stirred an enthusiastic response, first at a Bible school in Topeka and then in a small mission on Asuza Street in Los Angeles. Almost immediately, the movement spread to Houston, Chicago, and then northeastern urban centers. By the early 1910s the fervor had reached most parts of the United States, Canada, and northern Mexico, and eventually the converts called themselves pentecostals. (more …)

November 2002, 400 pages, 20 photos
$34.95, 1-55728-731-7

A Muslim Primer
Beginner's Guide to Islam

Ira G. Zepp Jr.
Foreword by Sayyid Muhammad Syeed

A popular, readable, and comprehensive text for understanding the religion and culture of Muhammad. (more …)

5.5"x8.5"
336 pages, 28 illustrations
$22.50 paper (s)
1-55728-595-0

In Search of Divine Reality
Science as a Source of Inspiration

Lothar Schafer

Braving controversy, Professor Schafer concludes that the discovery of the phenomena of quantum mechanics has established a new covenant between the human mind and the mindlike background of the universe.

1997, 240 pages
$29.95 cloth, 1-55728-458-X
$19.95 paper (s), 1-55728-468-7

The Coming of the King James Gospels

Ward S. Allen and Edward C. Jacobs

A primary publication exploring the handwritten annotations made by the Oxford New Testament Company as members completed Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, this collation is a resource for all students of the Bible and English language.

1995, 448 pages
$58.00 cloth (s), 1-55728-327-3
$39.95 paper (s), 1-55728-345-1

Fields White Unto Harvest

Charles F. Parham and the Missionary Origins of Pentecostalism
James R. Goff, Jr.

"Goff resurrects this pivotal figure in a fine biography that is essential reading for all students of Pentecostalism."

—American Historical Review

1988, 279 pages
$18.95 paper (s), 1-55728-026-6

A Corner of the Tapestry
A History of the Jewish Experience in Arkansas, 1820s–1990s

Carolyn Gray LeMaster

One of the most comprehensive studies ever done on a state's Jewish community, A Corner of the Tapestry is the story—untold until now—of the Jews who helped to settle Arkansas, and stayed and flourished to become a significant part of the state's history and culture.

1994, 632 pages
$52.00 cloth (s), 1-55728-304-4