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Alberta Society of Christian Assemblies: Corporate Papers This file contains scanned and printable copies of signed papers on file with the Alberta provincial government. Included are the initial incorporation certificate, bylaws of the corporation, an annual return, the registry of officers of the corporation, an amendment to the bylaws, filing for dissolution, and certificate of dissolution.
- Click to display, or right-click to save to your computer: alberta_2x2incorporation.pdf (741 KB).
Thus Saith, edited by Lloyd Fortt: A collection of quotations from 2x2 leaders including sources such as sermon transcripts, Quotations by Workers by Threshing Floor, Published books, personal convention notes and transcripts of recordings.
- Click to display, or right-click to save to your computer: thus_saith.pdf (817 KB).
They Go About "Two by Two" A scan of the out-of-print book by William E. Paul. Note that this version does not include endsheets and blank pages.
- Click to display, or right-click to save to your computer: wpaul.pdf (2.18 MB).
Account of the Early Days by Goodhand Pattison: An account of the early days of the Two-by-Twos.
- Click to display, or right-click to save to your computer: pattison01.pdf (931 KB).
The Tramps or Go-Preachers by W.C.T.: Reprint of a booklet published during the early days of the Two-by-Twos.
- Click to display, or right-click to save to your computer: wct_tramps.pdf (724 KB).
DOS and Windows users: An electronic book containing an overview of Two-by-Two doctrine, history and practices. The e-book also contains rare early photographs, and other information.
- Click here to download WORKR.ZIP (undergoing an update).
Early Worker List: From 1905, the earliest distributed workers list known. This version was printed on one side of a single sheet, and so is contained in a single image file.
- Click to display, or right-click to save to your computer: 1905workers.gif (83 kb).