Ordering
recordings
Prices of all recordings are given in the price list. In most cases you save money if you buy complete sets. Postage is free to UK addresses. Give the reference number(s) and title(s)/ description(s) of the recordings or sets you wish to buy. Include payment in UK pounds sterling with your order. Order forms are available if required. Cheques should be payable to ‘The Aberdeen School of Christian Studies’. Send your order to: The Aberdeen School of Christian Studies, 5 Overton Park, Dyce, Aberdeen AB21 7FT, Scotland, UK. recordings may also be ordered or purchased at events arranged by the School, and recordings ordered and paid for may be collected by arrangement.
All recordings are available on audio casette.
Some recordings are also available on CD, or as MP3 files, or these may be produced to order. Please ask about availability of CDs or MP3s for the recording you are interested in.
A less expensive altenative to buying recordings, the exchange scheme allows you to have two recordings at a time. First choose which two recordings (not sets of recordings) you wish to start with. Send £8.50 UK pounds sterling, which gives you your first two recordings and two exchange vouchers. With each voucher you can obtain two further recordings in exchange for the two you have. All you do is return the two recordings you have with one of the vouchers, and your order for the next two recordings. More vouchers may be purchased at any time at £1.25 per voucher. If you wish to withdraw from the scheme, you will receive a refund of £6.00 on returning your last two recordings. (£ = UK pounds sterling)
Cheques should be made payable to ‘The Aberdeen School of Christian Studies’. We regret that we cannot accept payment by credit or debit cards.
Address for recording orders and exchanges: The Aberdeen School of Christian Studies, 5 Overton Park, Dyce, Aberdeen AB21 7FT, Scotland, UK
E-mail: ascs@ascs.org.uk
| About the Aberdeen School of Christian Studies |
Created: 7 September 1997
Modified: 24 March 2007
Author: John
MacCormack