A Saint in Glory Stands (Norman B. Rohrer 136pp)
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A Saint in Glory Stands (Norman B. Rohrer)
136 page biography of Alva J. McClain who founded Grace Theological Seminary in 1937 and in 1939 indrectly founded the Grace Brethren fellowship of churches which followed McClain's doctrinal leadership. Reprinted by permission from BMHbooks. www.bmhbooks.com
Those of us who knew him are richer because he lived and wrote and preached and taught. Blessed with such benefits, we are forever bound to thank our loving Lord for giving him to the Church. The weight and power of his teachings, the beauty of his quiet and reverent spirit, his exemplary marriage, and his patience when others disagreed with him all this presses in upon us and we, like Daniel, "sit down astonished." The founder of Grace Theological Seminary was obedient to every call from his Lord: He came to Him and found rest ... he followed Him and became an ally in the work of Christ and His Kingdom . . . and he abided in Him to glorify God and enjoy a victorious Christian walk. From the first to the last of Alva J. McClain's 80 years I have praised him most by painting him truest. -Norman B. Rohrer
136 page biography of Alva J. McClain who founded Grace Theological Seminary in 1937 and in 1939 indrectly founded the Grace Brethren fellowship of churches which followed McClain's doctrinal leadership. Reprinted by permission from BMHbooks. www.bmhbooks.com
Those of us who knew him are richer because he lived and wrote and preached and taught. Blessed with such benefits, we are forever bound to thank our loving Lord for giving him to the Church. The weight and power of his teachings, the beauty of his quiet and reverent spirit, his exemplary marriage, and his patience when others disagreed with him all this presses in upon us and we, like Daniel, "sit down astonished." The founder of Grace Theological Seminary was obedient to every call from his Lord: He came to Him and found rest ... he followed Him and became an ally in the work of Christ and His Kingdom . . . and he abided in Him to glorify God and enjoy a victorious Christian walk. From the first to the last of Alva J. McClain's 80 years I have praised him most by painting him truest. -Norman B. Rohrer
