Grow With Us: The History of Haymarket Baptist Church - Kennedy, Edith
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As philosopher George Santayana said, "Those who do not learn history are doomed to repeat it." Haymarket Baptist Church has a rich history; some parts which are worth repeating and others from which we should learn. This book is formatted to chronicle the development of this church as we would watch a child grow and mature. It gives an unvarnished look at what Haymarket Baptist has endured in its 125 years, the perseverance that enabled it to survive and the lessons learned. The church is now making plans and eagerly looking forward to the next century. Take a stroll through history and hear…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
As philosopher George Santayana said, "Those who do not learn history are doomed to repeat it." Haymarket Baptist Church has a rich history; some parts which are worth repeating and others from which we should learn. This book is formatted to chronicle the development of this church as we would watch a child grow and mature. It gives an unvarnished look at what Haymarket Baptist has endured in its 125 years, the perseverance that enabled it to survive and the lessons learned. The church is now making plans and eagerly looking forward to the next century. Take a stroll through history and hear the voices of this church echo through the years. Come Grow With Us.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Edith Kennedy has been a member of Haymarket Baptist Church since she was a teenager. She holds five degrees, among them a doctoral degree in composition and rhetoric from George Mason University and a graduate certificate in biblical studies from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. She has written numerous plays that have been performed at Haymarket Baptist, one of which has been published. She is also the author of the script for the Living Nativity that is produced every year. This past year, she created an Escape Room for the Youth that has already been requested by other churches. When she is not writing, she spends time with her horses, claiming that her best ideas come when she is in the solitude of the barn. Without the distractions that occur at other places and times, she hears God's voice more clearly there.