About Polar Star Press

A long time ago, one of our Disciples founders, Barton Warren Stone said that he believed in unity so much that it had become his "polar star." The ideal of the unity of persons of faith was the guiding factor of his life.

Today we honor his memory and his vision by publishing books, articles, web-based materials, audio programs and a journal under the bright northern light of Polar Star Press. At Disciples of Christ Historical Society, we envision the unity of faithful persons as the goal we are all striving toward. And through our Press we hope to inspire others with that same vision held by Christ and all his disciples... and Disciples.

Disciples of Christ Historical Society has been publishing material since 1941. In 2005 we established Polar Star Press as our publishing imprint. Included among our many publications are:

Discipliana, the premier journal of Stone-Campbell history

William B. Blakemore, The Discovery of the Church
Robert O. Fife, et al, Disciples and the Church Universal
William A. Gerrard III, Christian Unity—Our Heritage
Perry E. Gresham, The Bronco That Would Not Be Broken
Richard T. Hughes, et al, The Power of the Press
John M. Imbler, Beyond Buffalo: Alexander Campbell on Education for Ministry
Lester G. McAllister, Just Like I Heard It
Lester G. McAllister, Just As I Lived It
Peter M. Morgan, Two Villages: A Brief History of One Bethananian’s Ministry of Hope
Elaine W. Philpott, Inez Scott Cartwright: Her Life and Ministry
Eva Jean Wrather, Alexander Campbell and His Relevance for Today

In Partnership with TCU Press DCHS published:
Eva Jean Wrather, Alexander Campbell, Adventurer in Freedom - Volume I – III
D. Duane Cummins, Dale Fiers, Twentieth Century Disciple
D. Duane Cummins, Kenneth Teegarden, The Man, The Church, The Time

And, in a cooperative venture with Chalice Press:
The Stone-Campbell World History Project (expected publication in 2012)

To learn more about Disciples of Christ Historical Society, visit us at www.discipleshistory.org