Land of Our Father: Land of Ours - Couverture souple

King, Rita

 
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Synopsis

Land of Our Father; Land of Ours is written by co-authors, Erma (Britton) Moore and Rita (Moore) King, this heart written non-fiction story is told by a mother and daughter who bring to paper a life adventure story of five generations. The main characters are George and Bertha (Clark) Britton who from the beginning of their adult life invite Jesus Christ into their hearts and make a commitment to God that carries them throughout their entire life. From the farms of Kentucky, to homesteading in Kelvington, Saskatchewan, Canada, to the rural farmlands of Indiana, all along the way the Brittons never cease to give praise to their Heavenly Father. Land of Our Father; Land of Ours offers more than genealogy, it tells the story of life, from early pioneer families, World Wars, The Great Depression to our "Bright Hopes for Tomorrow".

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Présentation de l'éditeur

Land of Our Father; Land of Ours is written by co-authors, Erma (Britton) Moore and Rita (Moore) King, this heart written non-fiction story is told by a mother and daughter who bring to paper a life adventure story of five generations. The main characters are George and Bertha (Clark) Britton who from the beginning of their adult life invite Jesus Christ into their hearts and make a commitment to God that carries them throughout their entire life. From the farms of Kentucky, to homesteading in Kelvington, Saskatchewan, Canada, to the rural farmlands of Indiana, all along the way the Brittons never cease to give praise to their Heavenly Father. Land of Our Father; Land of Ours offers more than genealogy, it tells the story of life, from early pioneer families, World Wars, The Great Depression to our "Bright Hopes for Tomorrow".

Biographie de l'auteur

Educated in a small Indiana rural community, Erma Britton savored the time she would explore the world about which she had studied. World War II found her in Washington, D.C. until the end of the conflict. Now a lifetime has gone by and the world still unfolds to her with wonder.Born and raised in Fayette County, Indiana, Rita King grew up nurtured in the love for family. Fortunate to have spent time with her Grandparents, George and Bertha, she felt impressed to help write the old most cherished stories of the Brittons. Rita and her husband, Ben King continue to live in her hometown of Connersville, Indiana.

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