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A Goodly Heritage
This book is a summary of the history of the Peterson family from Charles Mathias Peterson through his son Tobias to Dennis L. Peterson and his children. It incorporates much about the history and lifestyle of the people of the Southern Appalachian region and the events that occurred throughout the region, the nation, and the world during the lives of each of the subject people.
Confederate Cabinet Departments and Secretaries
Thousands of books have been written covering every aspect of the Civil War. Yet scant attention has been given to the civilian government of the Confederacy. The most recent book on the subject was published in 1944, and what little has been written since is scattered among various journals and magazines. Drawing on scholarship old and new, this book provides a detailed overview of each of the Confederacy's six executive departments, along with biographical sketches of each man who held a position in Jefferson Davis's cabinet, from Secretary of State to Postmaster General.
Combat!
Practical principles, with illustrations from military history, for winning spiritual battles and living a victorious Christian life In the Christian life, one fact is crystal clear: we are at war. It involves every Christian-and collectively the entire Church-and it is a holy war. It does not involve physical combat; it is against spiritual enemies. It is a hard-fought war, demanding everything a believer has and is. But it is also a war that has already been won, for the battle is the Lord's, and He long ago determined the outcome. But to do their part in this war, individual believers must engage the spiritual enemies with the weapons and equipment with which God has endowed them. And we ...
Evangelism and Expulsion
Even before it really was safe for white men to travel in Cherokee territory, Christian missionaries were trying to reach those people for Christ. EVANGELISM AND EXPULSION traces the early unsuccessful missionary attempts to reach the Cherokees with the gospel and the later, more successful, efforts of the various major denominations-Moravians, Congregationalists, Presbyterians, Baptists, and Methodists-to evangelize the Cherokee Indians. Peterson describes the work of some of the more prominent, though today little known, missionaries involved and the struggles they faced because of the Cherokees' native culture, resistance from traditionalists within the tribe, and the U.S. government's de...
Christ in Camp and Combat
Religion has too often been relegated to the far periphery of the history of the War Between the States, eclipsed by the emphases on the battles, tactics, and personalities of the conflict. In reality, religion was the very marrow of who Americans were. Religion, specifically traditional and evangelical Christianity, was the very foundation of Southern society during the antebellum period, and that spiritual emphasis permeated society during the war. When the war came, ministers and Christian laymen alike were burdened for the spiritual welfare of the generation of warriors who answered their country's call to defend their homelands and who were fated to give their lives for its honor and pr...
Rotary International
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Scouting
Published by the Boy Scouts of America for all BSA registered adult volunteers and professionals, Scouting magazine offers editorial content that is a mixture of information, instruction, and inspiration, designed to strengthen readers' abilities to better perform their leadership roles in Scouting and also to assist them as parents in strengthening families.
