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Things Most Surely Believed

Festschrift for Charlie Wayne Kilpatrick

Editors of Heritage Christian University Press

Copyright 2021 by Editors of the Heritage Christian University Press

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Things most surely believed: festschrift for Charlie Wayne Kilpatrick / by editors of Heritage Christian University Press.

p. cm. (Heritage Legacy Series).

Includes Scripture index.

ISBN 978-1-0879-7049-3 (hbk,); 978-1-0879-7050-9 (ebook)

1. BibleCriticism, interpretation, etc. 2. BibleAntiquities. 3. Restoration Movement (Christianity)Mississippi. 4. Coil, Charles, 19291994. 5. Benefactors. I. Kilpatrick, C. Wayne (Charlie Wayne), 1943 . II. Title. III. Series

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Library of Congress Control Number: 2021911529

Cover design by Brad McKinnon and Brittany Vander Maas.

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Contents

Personal Reflections and a Sermon

Rickey Collum

For a Sophomore Class in Old Testament Survey at Michigan Christian College

Coy D. Roper

Bill Bagents

The Origins of Mission Journal

Brad McKinnon

Analysis of Leadership

Michael D. Jackson

Tom L. Childers

Ed Gallagher

Mike Tays

Our Beloved President

Scott Harp

The Early Churchs Response to the Abandonment and Exposure of Infants

Joel Stephen Williams

Charlie Wayne Kilpatrick

Charlie Wayne Kilpatrick is a 1974 graduate of International Bible College. Following graduation, he spent one year in the mission field of South and Southwest England. He became a part-time teacher at IBC in 1976 and moved to full-time status in 1986.

Kilpatrick received his M.A.R. at Harding Graduate School of Religion, now Harding School of Theology, in 1981. He has continued to do research in his field of church history. He is especially interested in the history of the Restoration Movement and has lectured extensively on the subject in Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky and other areas. He has taken many field trips with students, including some to foreign countries, especially Mexico. He has worked with students both in teaching the lost and in edification of churches.

He is married to the former Brenda Chaney, and they have two sons, Chris and Alex.

Bibliography of C. Wayne Kilpatrick

In Christ is Every Spiritual Blessing. Pages 19 in For the Glory of God: Christ and the Church in Ephesians. Berean Study Series. Edited by Ed Gallagher. Florence, AL: Heritage Christian University Press, 2021.

Moses. Pages 5258 in Cloud of Witnesses: Ancient Stories of Faith. Berean Study Series. Edited by Ed Gallagher. Florence, AL: Heritage Christian University Press, 2020.

J. R. Bradley: A Forgotten Larimore Boy. Florence, AL: C. Wayne Kilpatrick, 2019.

Grace in the Exodus. Pages 3139 in Visions of Grace: Stories from Scripture. Berean Study Series. Edited by Ed Gallagher. Florence, AL: Heritage Christian University Press, 2019.

Remember the Sabbath. Pages 6166 in Instructions for Living: The Ten Commandments. Berean Study Series. Edited by Ed Gallagher. Florence, AL: Heritage Press, 2018.

Authority. Pages 7580 in Clothed in Christ: A How-to Guide. Berean Study Series. Edited by Ed Gallagher. Florence, AL: Heritage Press, 2017.

Hope: Luke 15:17. Pages 103110 in What Real Christianity Looks Like. Berean Study Series. Edited by Ed Gallagher. Florence, AL: Heritage Press, 2016.

A Royal Priesthood. Pages 5763 in The Ekklesia of Christ: Becoming the People of God. Berean Study Series. Edited by Ed Gallagher. Florence, AL: Heritage Christian University Press, 2015, 2019.

Alas! For His Wreck: The Apostasy of James Ragan Collinsworth. The Alabama Restoration Journal 5.2 (2011): 2932.

A Mothers Good Influence. The Alabama Restoration Journal 4.1 (2009): 89.

James Clark Anderson: Part Three. The Alabama Restoration Journal 3.4 (2009): 2930.

David Adams. The Alabama Restoration Journal 3.4 (2009): 2224.

McDonald, Wade and C. Wayne Kilpatrick. Confederate SpyWard McDonald. The Alabama Restoration Journal 3.3 (2008): 2629.

James Clark Anderson: Part Two. The Alabama Restoration Journal 3.2 (2008): 2425.

John Taylors Tombstone. The Alabama Restoration Journal 3.2 (2008): 56.

James Clark Anderson: Part One. The Alabama Restoration Journal 3.1 (2008): 1213.

The Church of Christ at Mooresville. The Alabama Restoration Journal 2.2 (2007): 35.

You Gave Me the Wrong Book. The Alabama Restoration Journal 2.1 (2007): 26.

Elisha Randolph: Life and Legacy. The Alabama Restoration Journal 1.8 (2007): 34.

The Church in Colbert & Franklin Counties. The Alabama Restoration Journal 1.4 (2006): 2023.

The Church in Lauderdale County: Post Civil War 18661880. The Alabama Restoration Journal 1.3 (2006): 1622.

The Church in Lauderdale County 18221860. The Alabama Restoration Journal 1.2 (2006): 1722.

The Church of Christ at Mooresville, Limestone County, Alabama. The Alabama Restoration Journal 1.1 (2005): 1314.

Marshall Clement Kurfees. Triumph and Tragedy ed. Paul Vaughn, Jr. Corinth, MS: Robinson Printing, 1991: 278282.

Charles Louis Loos. Triumph and Tragedy ed. Paul Vaughn, Jr. Corinth, MS: Robinson Printing, 1991: 269272.

Isaiah Boone Grubbs. Triumph and Tragedy ed. Paul Vaughn, Jr. Corinth, MS: Robinson Printing, 1991: 264268.

Benjamin Lynn. Triumph and Tragedy ed. Paul Vaughn, Jr. Corinth, MS: Robinson Printing, 1991: 180183.

The Barclays In Alabama. World Evangelist 15 (June, 1987):3.

The Church of Christ at Mooresville, Limestone County Alabama. The Journal of Muscle Shoals History, XI (1986): 8690.

History of the Church of Christ in Lauderdale County, 18661880. The Journal of Muscle Shoals History, XI (1986): 6785.

History of the Church of Christ in Northwest Alabama, 18231861. The Journal of Muscle Shoals History, XI (1986):3 266.

International Bible College Not A New Idea For Lauderdale County Alabama. World Evangelist 11 (March, 1983): 3.

History of the church of Christ in Northwest Alabama, 1823-1861. Florence, AL: C. Wayne Kilpatrick, 1979.

Going to England, World Evangelist 2 (June, 1974): 9.

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