Mark your calendars! The annual Concordia Publishing House Warehouse Sale returns November 4–10, 2015.

This will be the second year CPH will be holding its Warehouse Sale online. Local customers can visit the CPH Bookstore November 4–10 for the same great savings that are available online. Inventory in the Bookstore will be replenished daily.

“Offering the Warehouse Sale online is a great way for all of our customers to access these once-a-year savings,” said CPH President and CEO Dr. Bruce G. Kintz. “This year, the sale will be even more accessible to our customers. For the first time, the Warehouse Sale will last a full week, both online and in the Bookstore. Whether they shop online or visit us at the CPH Bookstore, they’ll be able to access great savings. “

In addition to the Warehouse Sale, CPH provides special values to customers year-round through “Not Quite Perfect” products included on the website. These special values will be limited quantities and will change frequently, benefiting bargain shoppers who visit cph.org on a regular basis. Customers can access the “Not Quite Perfect” products at cph.org/notquiteperfect.

What Does This Mean?

Customers will be able to shop the great values from CPH in multiple ways:

1. Online: The Online Warehouse Sale will take place November 4–10, 2015. Customers will be able to access the sale by visiting cph.org.
2. Wednesday, November 4, through Tuesday, November 10, local customers will be able to continue the traditions they have developed over the years by visiting the Warehouse Sale taking place in the CPH Bookstore (with the exception of Sunday, November 8th, as the book store will be closed). Sale products will be replenished daily.
3. Local customers will have the option of free in-store pickup for orders placed online.
4. Special pricing is available on select products through the “Not Quite Perfect” section of cph.org year-round.

“Customers will find the same great values they have come to expect under the big tent to be present online and in the CPH Bookstore,” said Dr. Kintz.