Arthur.Weeks@f778.n115.z1.fidonet.org (Arthur Weeks) (07/28/90)
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Does anybody know where I can get a presbyterian hymnal in braille? I
know that there is a Lutheran hymnal in braille,
but I understand that the two have their differences.
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Internet: Arthur.Weeks@f778.n115.z1.fidonet.orgSusan.Wimberly@f5.n382.z1.fidonet.org (Susan Wimberly) (08/09/90)
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Arthur, Along the same line as your message, has anyone got an idea of
where a Methodist hymnal might be able to be obtained in Braille?
Susan
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Internet: Susan.Wimberly@f5.n382.z1.fidonet.orgWalter.Siren.@p1.f8.n396.z1.fidonet.org (Walter Siren ) (08/09/90)
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SW> Arthur, Along the same line as your message, has anyone got an idea
SW> of where a Methodist hymnal might be able to be obtained in Braille?
I know that the American Printing House brailled one years ago. I
don't know about any updates, but you might talk to them. It might
have to bepurchased throught the publishers, but they should be
able to tell you.
Walter
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Internet: Walter.Siren.@p1.f8.n396.z1.fidonet.orgmoth@dartmouth.edu (Tom Leathrum) (08/11/90)
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Susan Wimberly (on BlinkTalk) writes:
SW>Arthur, Along the same line as your message, has anyone got an idea of
SW>where a Methodist hymnal might be able to be obtained in Braille?
SW>Susan
Have you tried Cokesbury? I think that's the name of the place --
they're one of the big supply companies for Methodist stuff,
including hymnals, prayer books, Sunday School materials, and stuff
like that. Ask your local pastor for their phone number. The
company is based in Pennsylvania, I think. I don't know if they
carry Braille stuff, but they would be my first guess, and they
would certainly be worth a try.
Regards,
Tom Leathrum
moth@dartmouth.eduStew.Bowden@f6.n377.z1.fidonet.org (Stew Bowden) (08/11/90)
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Hi Arthur: i Know this is going to sound rediculous, but have you
checked with the American Printing House? They used to print several
different church hymnals in full. I had a Methodist hymnal here that
was printed some time ago, but they have not yet printed the new
edition of it. Good luck and a pleasure to meet you in this way.
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Internet: Stew.Bowden@f6.n377.z1.fidonet.orgMarda.Anderson@f151.n321.z1.fidonet.org (Marda Anderson) (08/12/90)
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I have the 1975 edition of the Southern Baptist hymnal, printed by the
printing house. It's words only though. The John Milton Society in New
York City puts out a hymnal called Hymns for Worship which contains both
words and music. Rnib in England has the latest edition of Hymns Ancient
and Modern, the official book of the Anglican church. It has bothw ords
and music. There is another hymnal available from Christian Education
for the Blind in Fort Worth, Texas that has a book called the Evangel
Hymnbook. It is available in both a words only edition and a words and
music edition. I missed the original message in this thread so weren't
sure whwat was being looked for. If the original poster could post again,
I might be able to help. I know how hard it can be to find hymnals.
marda
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