THE WAY OF SALVATION ~ K C MOSER ~ CHURCH OF CHRIST ~ HARDBACK !

Description: *** Please check out our eBay store for many more selections *** TITLE: "THE WAY OF SALVATION""Being an exposition of God's method of justification through Christ"***** Please see pictures for Table of Contents ***** Author: K. C. Moser (see brief bio sketch below) PUBLISHED: Not dated. BINDING: Hardback (tough to find in hardback) PAGES: 174 CONDITION: Very good. Clear/clean text. Previous owners name. Slight imperfection on spine (see pics!!). NOTES: Please email me with any questions you may have about this books condition or contents before buying. *** Please check out our eBay store for many more selections ***Moser, Kenny CarlFebruary 17, 1976, brought to close the earthly affairs of Kenny Carl Moser. Words are poor tools by which we may fashion the appreciation which so many hearts would like to express for K. C. Moser. His writings and preaching have touched the hearts of thousands. This humble servant of the Lord will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved him.Born near Johnson City, Texas, January 2, 1893, K. C. Moser began teaching in the public schools of Texas at the age of nineteen. At the age of seventy-nine he closed an eight-year period of teaching Bible in Lubbock Christian College. He was commonly referred to as the youngest teacher on campus.For a half century he preached in Texas, Oklahoma and other states. About twenty-five years were spent in Oklahoma City. He is probably best known as an author. A book of his poems, Reflections, was recently published by his children. Articles from his fruitful pen have been published in many brotherhood papers. Brother Moser also wrote several beautiful and meaningful songs.Several times he was chosen as Teacher of the Month while teaching in Lubbock Christian College, once the college year book was dedicated to him, and in 1972 he was listed in Whos Who of American Colleges and Universities. During his last years in retirement he traveled throughout the United States speaking on lectureships and in gospel meetings. He was a member of the Green Lawn church of Christ in Lubbock, Texas, and taught a Bible class every Sunday morning.Funeral services were held in the building of the Green Lawn church of Christ with Hugh Rhodes and Bill Swetmon officiating. Interment was in Resthaven Cemetery. Surviving are his wife, Ardis; a son, Duane of Abilene; two daughters, Mrs. Louise Newman of Plainview and Mrs. Dub Winkles of Abilene; four sisters, Mrs. Tip Flesher of Fort Worth, Mrs. Foy Weathers of Abilene, Mrs. Runette Weathers of Longview and Mrs. Hugh Stringer of Monroe, La.; two brothers, Cline of Arp, Texas, and Foy of Dallas; nine grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Bill Swetmon. Gospel Advocate, March 11, 1976, page 175. keyword church of christ, christian, christ, christian church, disciples of christ, church history, sermons, church poetry, christian poetry, RESTORATION MOVEMENT

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