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Free Stuff Fridays (Reformation Heritage Books)

This week’s Free Stuff Friday is sponsored by Reformation Heritage Books.

For more than 2,000 years, Christ has fulfilled His promise to build His church. Looking back to God’s faithfulness in the past reminds us that He is still faithful today. Reformation Heritage Books is giving away 5 copies of Simonetta Carr’s Church History along with their Coffee Bundle.

5 winners will receive:

  • Simonetta Carr’s best-selling title, Church History
  • 3-pack RHB Tumbler set (Calvin, Spurgeon & Edwards)
  • 3-pack of their signature Bindery House Coffee (Winter Blend, Jonathan Edwards Blend & John Owen Blend)
  • The Heroes of Church History postcard set

TO ENTER

Fill out the form below for your chance to win one of 5 Church History Promotional Bundles. This will add you to Reformation Heritage Books’ mailing list.

One entry per household. Open to residents of the U.S. and Canada only. The giveaway ends November 18th, 2022. Winners will be notified by email.


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