The Treasure of Our Heritage

by Charles E. Perry

How important is your family name? Genealogical studies produce a sense of family honor and a feeling of connection. Knowledge of our ancestors' lives brings a realization that they were victorious over similar struggles that we have today. The Treasure of Our Heritage gives its readers a look at the loving interaction between a grandfather, born in 1871, and his grandson, who just turned sixteen. Sam Via shares, through the pen of his grandson, his life story as a French Huguenot descendant, farmer, carpenter and preacher.

Author Biography: Charles Perry has served in the pastoral ministry since 1968 in churches in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, and California. He is also a licensed Marriage and Family Counselor. He was educated at Ohio University, Lexington Baptist College (Bachelor of Arts), Grace Theological Seminary (Master of Divinity), Sierra College, California State University, and Luther Rice Seminary (Doctor of Ministry). His other literary contributions are: Why Christians Burn Out by Thomas Nelson Publishers; The Treasure on Orchard Hill, and In The Potter's Hands by Nethope Publishers.

87 pages, Paperback

First published January 15, 2000

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Charles Ebenezer Perry (1835-1917)

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