Book of Discipline (disambiguation)

Book of Discipline (disambiguation)

Books of Discipline belong to a number of organisations:

* Book of Discipline of the Church of Scotland.
* Book of Discipline of the Evangelical Association.
* Book of Discipline for the United Methodist Church.
* Quaker Faith and Practice, formerly known as the Quaker Book of Discipline.


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