Free Christian Ebooks: Read Online or Kindle

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You can read these books in PDF online or email them to your Amazon Kindle Ebook reader.

The New Kindle 2 is NOW $259.00 & eligible for free shipping with Amazon Prime

Don’t think because they are free they aren’t valuable– These books are Super!

1. Parable of the Dancing God by Baxter Kruger (one of my favorites!)
2. The Deeper Christian Life by Andrew Murray (Classic)
3. He Loves Me by Wayne Jacobsen (Publisher of The Shack)
4. So You Don’t Want to Go to Church Anymore? by Wayne Jacobsen and Dave Coleman (must read!)
5. The Kneeling Christian by An Unknown Christian (Classic)
6. Bible History Old Testament by Alfred Edersheim (zip)
7. The Christian’s Secret of a Happy Life by Hannah Whitall Smith
8. Ever Increasing Faith by Smith Wigglesworth (zip)
9. Pursuit of God by A.W. Tozer
10. Discipleship by J. Heinrich Arnold
11. The Secret by C. Baxter Kruger
12. A Christian in a Non-Christian World by Charles Seet
13. The Pilgrim’s Progress by John Bunyan
14. The Imitation of Christ by Thomas A. Kempis
15. Till He Comes by Spurgeon
16. Normal Christian Life - Nee
17. Broken Swords by George McDonald
18. Why Forgive – J C Arnold

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Sending Ebooks to Your Kindle

Getting your documents delivered to your Kindle is easy. Simply attach any compatible file format to a new e-mail message and send it to your Kindle’s e-mail address. For more informaton see Using Kindle with Your Computer and Documents Kindle Recognizes

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   Comment by Jimmie on 8 January 2010:

   I am convinced of buying a Kindle, but the problem is which one? I want to be able to read PDFs on it as well as books. And from what I’ve read, the DX is the one for PDFs.
   How does the Kindle 2 do with converting PDFs? Have you had problems with it?
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   Comment by Mrs. Hewett on 10 January 2010:

   Ni hao Jimmie,

   My hubby got me the Kindle2 for Christmas and I love it. Now I can take a huge list of books with me wherever we go. The Kindle2 also works internationally (something I understand the first generation Kindle did not do). As far as pdf’s, the way I understand it, you email the pdf’s you want to your kindle email address and for a “small fee” they convert it to a Kindle-readable format and send it to your device. If you want to avoid the “small fee” (I don’t know how much it is as I have not gone there yet), you read the converted files on your computer, which pretty much defeats the purpose in my mind. The Kindle2 is also smaller than the DX version. I love the 6″ size and think the 9″ would be too big. My Kindle2 fits in my handbag and is easy to hold and use in one hand. I hope my 2-cents helps a little.

   Blessings,

   Karen H.
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   Comment by Sam Shankar on 23 February 2010:

   The other alternate is to download the mobipocket book creator (http://www.mobipocket.com/en/downloadSoft/ProductDetailsCreator.asp) and convert the PDF to PRC file and then simply cut and paste your book after you connect your Kindle to your PC. It works great but it works only for English Language Books.

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