umerous web sites focus on the history of the Stone-Campbell Movement. Some are more anecdotal than theological, but all are helpful in getting a sense of who we have been though the last two centuries.

Hans Rollmann's Restoration Movement
Contain documents, pictures, articles, and links.

The Disciples of Christ Historical Society
The largest collection of materials from the 19th Century Restoration Movement. Their historical journal Discipliana comes with membership.

Thomas Campbell's pulpit at Unity Forum

esources for serious personal and congregational study concerning issues facing the churches today.

Restoration Quarterly Journal A journal especially for scholars in the Stone-Campbell Movement, begun by members of Churches of Christ. Subscription information and past articles.
Stone-Campbell Journal Another journal especially for scholars in the Stone-Campbell Movement begun by members of Christian Churches/Churches of Christ. Web site info and texts is located at the ACU Ministry Resource site.
Wineskins/New Wineskins  Challenging publication for renewal in Churches of Christ. Became an e-journal in 2004.
One Body Journal published by Peace on Earth Ministries (POEM) to promote unity of churches of the Stone-Campbell Movement and of all Christians. Provides information about Restoration Forums.
The Heart of the Restoration series - ACU Press. Five books commissioned; three are complete.
One Church: A Bicentennial Celebration of Thomas Campbell’s Declaration and Address Leafwood Publishers.

inks with information on unity & cooperation

Council on Christian Unity - Free Study Guide

The Christian Standard website - Includes information from this years conference with a unity theme.
Micah 6 - Website

Lifeline Chaplaincy - Website