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The RCF Project has produced over twenty books, and more are forthcoming. Well over 100 articles have grown out of work directly related to the Project. For details, click on the links below. To purchase, click here.

• Recent and Forthcoming Publications
• Books authored or edited by Don Browning, including:
  1. The Family, Religion, and Culture series:
     This Project's first series, published by Westminster/John Knox Press, contains books on constuctive and historical topics as well as books oriented to congregations. The constructive books are designed to address a range of contemporary family issues with a view to contributing in different ways to a revitalization of American family culture. The historical books seek to deepen understanding of the rich traditions out of which religious thought on family life may move forward. The books oriented to congregations provide practical insight into the concrete revitalization of family ministry.
  2. The Religion, Marriage, and Family series:
     This new series, published by Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, investigates marriage and family as major theological and cultural issues. Given that both society and the church have debated these topics intensely but have actually studied them very little, this series attempts to correct recent theological neglect of these important matters. Details on new volumes in the series here.
• Articles authored or edited by Don Browning
• Articles authored by RCF staff members
• Books or articles inspired by or produced directly for the RCF project
• Major Project Documentary (PBS video documentary on Marriage)
  

How to purchase RCF project publications:

Update: The RCF Project officially closed December 31, 2003. Please order publications directly from the publishers:

• Family, Culture, and Religion series
• Religion, Marriage, and Family series
• PBS video documentary: Marriage—Just a Piece of Paper?