In House Publications
There are a few books and booklets which have been published by the Potter's House and outline Wayman Mitchell's history, his teachings and sermons and various other aspects of his life and profession as the Senior Pastor of the Potter's House. The two main authors are Ron Simpkins and Ian Wilson both being pastors and at the time members of the Potter's House as they authored these books. These books ran out of their in house publications and cannot be obtained except via second hand copies held by members or former members of the church.
Ron Simpkins wrote a book entitled, An Open Door, which went through the history of the fellowship, and the men who were sent out to pioneer churches.
Both of these authors are no longer members of the Potter's House.
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