By David E. Stafford. Available on Amazon. A Handful of Corn explores the rich history of the Baptist tradition, tracing its theological roots, historical development, and journey from the early Christian Church to the communities of Middle Tennessee. Blending historical research with an appreciation for the enduring influence of faith, this work offers readers an engaging examination of the beliefs, people, and events that shaped Baptist identity and heritage.

By David E. Stafford. A private publication. The Mystic Circle is a comprehensive instructional handbook exploring the history, traditions, and organization of the Societas Rosicruciana in Civitatibus Foederatis (SRICF), with particular attention to Tennessee College. The work examines the history and significance of academic regalia, the regalia and customs of Tennessee College, the responsibilities and duties of its officers, and guidelines for preparing scholarly papers required for advancement. Combining historical scholarship with practical instruction, this handbook serves as a valuable reference for members seeking a deeper understanding of the Society and its traditions.

By Three Initiates. Edited by David E. Stafford, Ed.D. Available on Amazon. The Kybalion explores seven philosophical principles traditionally associated with Hermetic wisdom, examining the relationships among mind, nature, and spiritual understanding. This carefully prepared edition from The Arcane Scribe Publishers presents the classic text in a clean, accessible format, accompanied by editorial context that situates the work within the New Thought movement and the broader tradition of Western esotericism.

By Robert Hewitt Brown, et. al. Edited by David E. Stafford, Ed.D. Available January 2027. This carefully restored and expanded edition explores the relationship between ancient astronomy, religious symbolism, and the allegorical teachings of Freemasonry. Featuring Brown’s original work alongside selected writings by George Oliver, Albert Pike, and George Winslow Plummer, the volume includes scholarly introductions and interpretive essays that illuminate the historical, astronomical, and spiritual dimensions of Masonic symbolism. Combining faithful preservation with contemporary scholarship, this edition offers readers a deeper appreciation of the celestial imagery woven throughout the Masonic tradition.