A Future With a History:

The Wesleyan Witness of the Free Methodist Church by David L. McKenna

The General Conference edition presents an overview of Free Methodism from 1960-1996. The final edition, being released in early 1997, provides a greatly expanded descriptive narrative of the same period with projections for the future of the church's ministry. For anyone interested in understanding the tremendous changes in this period of the denominations history, this is a "must read." Required reading for ministerial candidates and lay leaders.

From Age to Age a Living Witness by Leslie R. Marston.

Bishop Marston traces and interprets the history of the Free Methodist Church from its birth in 1860 to its centennial celebra-tion in 1960.

Fishers of Men by Benjamin T. Roberts

This book, written by the founder and first general superintendent of the Free Methodist Church, provides insight into the message and founding principles guiding the fledgling denomination. A reprint, this volume highlights original characteristics that remain as the framework and character of the people called Free Methodist.

Beginning to Belong Jean Ballew, editor

With a similar goal of orienting people to the vision, message and witness of the Free Methodist Church, this material is written for children in fifth and sixth grades