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The Cane Ridge Meeting-House; To Which Is Appended The Autobiography Of B. W. Stone And A Sketch Of David Purviance (1910)

Rogers, James R.

Religion & Spirituality

Kessinger Publishing

Biographies & Memoirs

Arts & Literature

"Here is a region rare and radiant. Hunt all merry England for vales of peace; search all New England for valleys of plenty, and there will not come to your finding such reaches of beauteous landscape. Gently descending from the Cumberland plateau, which forms the western flank of the Kentucky mountain region, are numberless winsome hills and entrancing valleys. In the heart of all this wondrous garden is the bluegrass' country. On its breast, like a noble rose or a lustrous jewel, rests theroyal county of Bourbon."Its soil, like that of the far valley of Guines, is exhaustless in opulence. The forests are mighty sentinels of peace. Its pasturage is the envy of a continent. Its streams are as ribbons of silver flashing from velvet of green. Its sinuous highways are poems in thoroughfares. Its fountains and streams, unkempt by man, leap murmurously from a myriad rocks and roadside coverts.Its fine stone walls and rail fences are idyls to pastoral toil.

The Cane Ridge Meeting-House

First Fruits Press

Rogers, William

History

BiblioLife

Intended for the general reader, this masterful compilation probes the psychology of suicide, revealing the latest research and spotlighting global efforts to reduce the million suicide deaths each year.
 • Breaks new ground in drawing together current research on the incidence of suicide, theories as to why suicide occurs, cultural differences, and efforts at prevention
• Explains and analyzes the effectiveness of prevention programs from psychotherapy and suicide prevention centers/hotlines to programs in schools, restriction of lethal methods, and national and international campaigns and programs 
• Includes cultural, religious, philosophical, and medical/psychiatric/psychological views on suicide
• Discusses the ever-controversial topic of assisted suicide

Suicide [2 volumes]: A Global Issue [2 volumes]

Self-Help

Lester Ph.D., David

Death & Grief

Praeger

For some, the Cane Ridge Revival in 1801 marks the beginning of the "Stone-Campbell Movement." It was at this same place that Barton W. Stone served as a preacher for many years, first as a Presbyterian minister, but soon thereafter as simply a Christian, having discarded the denominational name, creed, and dogma to simply follow the Scriptures wherever they led.\nThis work has been completely reformatted, reorganized, updated, and annotated to give you the best possible reading experience. Another Restoration Movement classic from your friends at Cobb Publishing!

The Cane Ridge Meetinghouse (Updated Edition): Compiled with the Autobiography of Barton W. Stone, a Sketch of John A. Gano, and a Sketch of David Purviance

Stone, Barton W.

Gano, Gen. R.M.

Historical

Cobb Publishing

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