The Stone-Campbell Movement: The Story of the American Restoration Movement Book

1	Introduction: The Movement and the Church	1
2	Philosophers and Theologians: European Influences on the Movement	21
3	James O'Kelly and Rice Haggard: The American Prelude to the Movement	47
4	Barton W. Stone: The Movement Begins	71
5	Thomas Campbell and the Declaration and Address: The Movement's Founding Document	97
6	Alexander Campbell: The Movement in Design	119
7	Alexander Campbell and Walter Scott Among the Baptists: The Movement Is Forced Out	143
8	John T. Johnson, Raccoon John Smith and John Rogers: The Movement Unites	173
9	Pioneers of the Frontier: The Movement Moves West and South	197
10	Alexander Campbell in Afteryears: The Movement Matures	229
11	Heretics and Defectors: The Movement Seeks a Norm	255
12	David Staats Burnet: The Movement Learns to Cooperate	279
13	The Editor Bishops: The Movement in Controversy	307
14	The Editor Bishops: Slavery and the Civil War: The Movement at the Brink of Division	333
15	Archibald McLean and Peter Ainslie: The Movement in Missionary and Ecumenical Outreach	357
16	More Editor Bishops: Daniel Sommer and David Lipscomb: The Movement Divides	381
17	Papers, Preachers, Professors: The Movement Divides Again	407
18	The Movement With Three Faces: Churches of Christ	433
19	The Movement With Three Faces: Christian Churches	469
20	The Movement With Three Faces: Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)	495
21	The Three Churches of the Movement: Their Relation to Each Other	525
22	The Movement Faces the 21st Century	541
	Suggestions for Further Reading	558
	Index	561