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Announcing the Westminster Bookstore Rewards Program: Share $5, Get $5

This week the blog is being sponsored by the Westminster Bookstore.

As a non-profit ministry of Westminster Theological Seminary, the Westminster Bookstore has been tasked with supplying the church with the best Christian books available–kindergarten through MDiv. We know there are many places to get books. But we believe that books play a profound role in the life and health of the church and so we take seriously our mission to distribute only the best biblically rich, theologically robust, and pastorally relevant books to God’s people. You can learn more about what we do in this short video.

With Amazon as our biggest competitor, we rely on loyal customers to spread the word about us to their other Christian book-loving friends. Our referral program is a way to let more people know about what we do while rewarding you in the process. If you’ve found our ministry helpful, would you support us by telling your friends about us?

Here’s how it works in 3 easy steps:

  1. Give $5: Share your unique referral link with friends to give them a $5 off coupon for their first order at wtsbooks.com.
  2. They Place an Order: You’ll receive an email once your friend uses your unique referral link to place their first order.
  3. You Get $5: The email you receive will include a gift card code for $5 off your next order.

Every order makes a big difference for us, and your friend will come away with a great book. We hope we continue to be of service to you and that you grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ through the books.


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