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Cumberland Presbyterian Magazine

8207 Traditional Place

Cordova, TN 38016

Online:

https://www.cumberland.org/resources/#!/C-P-Magazine/c/14460471/

https://cpcmc.org/shop/#!/C-P-Magazine/c/14460471/

The Cumberland Presbyterian is a 24 to 28 page monthly magazine published by the Communications Ministry Team of the Ministry Council of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church for the Cumberland Presbyterian denomination. It is the“paper of record” for the judicatories of the Cumberland Presbyterian denomination. November/December is published as a combined Christmas issue.

Rates are as follows. . .

Individual issues:

  • $6.95 for current issues
  • $4.95 for available recent issues
  • $9.95 for available back issues
  • $3.00 for available digital issues

Individual issues purchased online include a complimentary corresponding digital issue. Individual issues purchased by mail require separate shipping & handling and may require sales tax.

Digital access:

  • $3 per individual issue
  • $10 per year for unlimited access

Regular prepaid subscriptions by periodical mail

  • $25.00 one year
  • $45.00 two years
  • $61.00 three years
  • $16 per year for each additional year beyond three years

Discounted Special Offer prepaid subscriptions by periodical mail (October Church Paper Month rate)

  • $22.00 one year
  • $38.00 two years
  • $54.00 three years
  • $16 per year for each additional year beyond three years

Prepaid subscriptions by first class mail

  • $55 one year

No further discounts. Includes complimentary digital subscription.

Special offer subscriptions.

  • Pay full price $25 for one subscription, send one to a new subscriber for $1 additional. Total $26
  • Pay $18 each for student gift subscriptions (HS, College,MTS, PAS). Minimum two.
  • Pay $6 each for trial gift subscriptions (three months) for new subscribers. Minimum five.

Every leader plan by periodical mail to individual addresses. Minimum three subscribers. Can be prepaid or billed monthly.

  • 3-10 subscribers $2.27 per month per subscriber
  • 11-99 subscribers $2.00 per month per subscriber
  • 100+ subscribers $1.80 per month per subscriber

Every home plan by periodical mail to individual addresses. Minimum five subscribers. Can be prepaid or billed monthly.

  • 5-10 subscribers $2.27 per month per subscriber
  • 11-99 subscribers $2.00 per month per subscriber
  • 100+ subscribers $1.80 per month per subscriber

Bulk plan by media mail to one address. Minimum three copies. Can be prepaid or billed monthly.

  • 3-10 copies $2.27 per month per copy
  • 11-99 copies $2.00 per month per copy
  • 100+ copies $1.80 per month per copy

Fund raising opportunities.

  • Pay $2 per copy, sell them for up to but no more than $6.95 (cover price). 20 individual copies minimum.
  • Pay $18 per subscription, sell them for up to but no more than $54.45 per subscription, $25 suggested. Minimum 10 subscriptions.
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Matthew Gore

Matthew H. Gore is a historian and journalist with a deep commitment to preserving and interpreting the past. He holds a BA in History, a BA in Journalism, and an MA in History, all from Western Kentucky University, which honored him with their prestigious James H. Poteet Award. He also pursued doctoral studies at the University of Kentucky. Gore has contributed extensively to both academic and popular publications, specializing in religious history, particularly within the Cumberland Presbyterian tradition. He is best known for his book The History of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Kentucky to 1988 (2000), and his work has also ranged widely, covering subjects as diverse as The Origin of Marvelman (a British superhero of the 1950s and 1960s), the relative scarcity of East German philatelics, and the biography of British pulp artist Denis McLoughlin. Gore has spent much of his career in service to the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, where he holds key roles in communications, historical preservation, and publishing. Since 2018, he has served as editor of the Cumberland Presbyterian magazine for the Ministry Council of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church A past president of the Society of Tennessee Archivists, Gore is widely recognized for his leadership in archival work and his passion for sharing the narratives of faith communities with broader audiences.
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