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Windows Booksellers 199 West 8Th Ave Eugene, OR 97401 Windowsbk@Academicbooks.Com Church History, Devotional, & History Of Windows Booksellers 199 West 8th Ave Eugene, OR 97401 [email protected] Church History, Devotional, & History of Missions: Sale Prices, as Shown, Good through December 31, 2019 . __200 Years of United Methodism: An Illustrated History__. Drew University. 1984. Paperback. 122pp. Slight teat in cover near bottom spine, and slightly bent corners, else good. 122 pages. $4.6 [VL2542] . __2000 Ans de Christianisme, Tome I__. Société d'Histoire Chrétienne. 1975. Hardcover, no dust jacket. 288pp. Very good 288 pages. $3.06 [381061] . __2000 Ans de Christianisme, Tome II__. Societe d'Histoire Chretienne. 1975. Hardcover, no dust jacket. 288pp. Worn cover, corners bumped. Edges yellowed. Quarto. 288 pages. $1.5 [397838] . __A Brief Account of William Bush, Late Carpenter on Board the 'Henry Freeling', Including His Correspondence with Daniel Wheeler__. Philadelphia: Henry Longstreth. 1844. Pamphlet. 48pp. Sewn pamphlet. Foxing, slightly torn wrappers, otherwise good. 48 pages. $1.75 [358713] . __A Letter of Private Direction, by the Author of the Cloud of Unknowing [Spiritual Classics series]__. Crossroad. 1981. Hardcover with dust jacket. 127pp. VG/VG 127 pages. $1.5 [357612] . __A Lutheran Agenda for Worship: Resource Materials for the Churches' Study in the Area of Worship__. Lutheran World Federation. 1979. Paperback. 81pp. Some ink notes and previous owner's name on front wrappings, else good. 81 pages. $1.25 [VL2788] . __A Person's Religion. Being a Series of Thirty-Nine Addresses Given in the Chapel of S. John's House, Arlington Heights, Mass., from 1910 to 1912. A Comment on the Rule of S. Anne__. Convent of S. Anne. 1936. Hardcover, no dust jacket. 286pp. Good; slightly yellowed pages. 286 pages. $3.4 [373543] . __A Treasury of Psalms__. J. Paul Getty Museum. 2000. Hardcover with dust jacket. 77pp. VG/VG 77 pages. $1.5 [367927] . __Alternative Collects, 1985. The Anglican Church of Australia__. Anglican Church of Australia. 1985. Booklet. 54pp. Top corner bent. Faded wrappers. Staple-bound booklet. Former owner's name. 54 pages. $1.5 [398973] . __Alternative Collects, 1985. The Anglican Church of Australia__. Anglican Church of Australia. 1985. Booklet. 54pp. Faded wrappers. Staple-bound booklet. Former owner's name. 54 pages. $1.5 [398974] 1 . __American Baptist Missionary Union 94th Annual Report of the Executive Committee, 1908.__. Missionary Rooms, Ford Building. 1908. Hardcover, no dust jacket. 330pp. Ex-library, edgeworn boards, yellowed pages. 330 pages. $5 [231825] . __An Address: A few earnest words to clergymen and the Christian church concerning the second coming of the Lord Jesus Christ and the writings of Emanuel Swedenborg in connection therewith__. E. Hazzard Swinney. 1878. Paperback. 24pp. Booklet, upper corners bent, else in good condition. Swedenborg interest. 24 pages. $1.67 [220012] . __An Order of Worship for the Evening__. Church Hymnal Corporation. 1973. Pamphlet. 19pp. Very good, stapled booklet. 19 pages. $1 [369881] . __Angelus Domini: Celebrations of the Annunciation [Mariale Servorum, 3]__. Friar Servants of Mary. 1986. Paperback. 87pp. Very good. 87 pages. $4.25 [390117] . __Anglican Religious Communities: A Directory of Principles and Practice, Third Edition, New and Revised__. SLG Press. 1978. Paperback. 61pp. Wrapper scuffed. Else good. 61 pages. $1.5 [398993] . __Annales de la Propagation de la Foi, recueil periodique. Tome 52__. Lyon: Chez L'Editeur des Annales. 1880. Hardcover, no dust jacket. 468pp. Half bound, leather rubbed, spine peeling. Traces of a bookplate remain on front glued end paper. 468 pages. $2.67 [185918] . __Annales de la Propagation de la Foi, recueil periodique. Tome 53__. Lyon: Chez L'Editeur des Annales. 1881. 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Record of Proceedings, published under the auspices of the Philadelphia committee__. Harper. 1911. Hardcover, no dust jacket. 458pp. Ex- library, else very good. 458 pages. $2.67 [222534] 2 . __Baptist World Alliance, Second Congress, Philadelphia, June 19-25, 1911__. Harper. 1911. Hardcover, no dust jacket. 458pp. Ex-library, shaken, else good. 458 pages. $2.67 [222527] . __Bibliotheke Ellenon Pateron Kai Ekklesiastikon Suggrafeon, Tomos 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6 only (6 vols.)__. Ekdosis Tes Apostolikee Diakonias Tes Ekklesias Tes Ellados. 1955. Hardcover, no dust jacket. pp. Sunned and slightly bowed boards, slightly shaken. Text is entirely in Greek. Vol. 3 has slight penciling and stained cover. This is not a complete set; we have the first 6 vols. only. 318, 391, 399, 396, 456, 354 pages. $16.08 [360179] . __Blessed Sacrament. Preparation, Attendance, Giving of Thanks, Spiritual Communion. Drawn from The Writings of the Saints by a Parish Priest__. Mowbray & Co.. n.d.. Hardcover, no dust jacket. 133pp. Ex- library. Foxing. Worn cover. FFEP torn away. 133 pages. $4 [420203] . __Bluffton College: An Adventure in Faith, 1900-1950. By Members of the Faculty__. Berne Witness Press. n.d.. Hardcover, no dust jacket. 268pp. Underlining. 268 pages. $2.2 [250497] . __Book of Blessings for Study and Comment by the Bishops of the Member and Associate-Member Conferences of the International Commission on English in the Liturgy [Roman Ritual, Revised by Decree of the Second Vatican Ecumenical Council by Authority of Pope Paul VI]__. International Commission on English in the Liturgy. 1987. Paperback. 540pp. Good; faded wrappers, lower corners bent. 540 pages. $4 [338302] . __Book of Catholic Worship__. Liturgical Conference. 1966. Hardcover, no dust jacket. 807pp. Very good. 807 pages. $1.25 [333994] . __Book of Catholic Worship__. Liturgical Conference. 1966. Hardcover, no dust jacket. 807pp. Musty. 807 pages. $1.25 [VL4996] . __Book of Common Prayer [(Proposed) Book of Common Prayer... According to the Use of the Episcopal Church]__. Church Hymnal Corporation. 1977. Hardcover, no dust jacket. 1001pp. Very good; gift note inside. 1001 pages. $1.25 [350851] . __Book of Discipline of the United Methodist Church, 1980__. United Methodist Publishing House. 1980. Hardcover, no dust jacket. 748pp. Boards bowed. Former owner's name inked out. 748 pages. $1.5 [405076] . __Book of Discipline of the United Methodist Church, 1988__. United Methodist Publishing. 1988. Hardcover, no dust jacket. 809pp. Boards bowed. 809 pages. $1.5 [404572] . __Book of Discipline of the United Methodist Church, 1992__. United Methodist Publishing. 1992. Hardcover, no dust jacket. 782pp. Boards bowed. 782 pages. $1.5 [404571] 3 . __Brief History of the Salem Evangelical Church, Rochester, New York. 1873-1933__. 1933. 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