SERMONS OF JIM BILL MCINTEER ~ CHURCH OF CHRIST ~ HARDBACK ~ 1966 1st Edition VG

Description: *** Please visit my eBay Store for many more great selections *** TITLE: "SERMONS OF JIM BILL MCINTEER""The Great Preachers Of Today Series"***** Please see pictures for Table of Contents *****AUTHOR: Jim Bill McInteer (See biographical sketch below)PUBLISHER: Biblical Research Press DATE PUBLISHED: 1966BINDING: Hardback with dust jacketPAGES: 204CONDITION: Very Good. Clear/clean text. NO marks. NO previous owners name. Dust jacket is very worn. The book itself is like new!! NOTES: Please email me with any questions you may have about this books condition or contents before buying. *** Please visit my eBay Store for many more great selections ***Jim Bill McInteer1921-2010Jim Bill McInteer was born June 16, 1921. He was baptized by H.N. Rutherford July 26, 1933. He was married to Betty Bergner on July 21, 1943. They had two children, Marilynn and Mark Martin.He began preaching in 1939 at White's Creek, Tennessee. Upper level education was attained when Jim attended David Lipscomb University and Harding University.Through the years he worked with different congregations: the Sheridan, Arkansas church from 1942-1946; the Isabel, Kansas church in 1947; the Locust Grove, Kentucky church 1948 to 1952; the Grace Avenue church in Nashville, Tennessee from 1952 to 1956, and the West End congregation in Nashville from 1956. For years the church there aired their worship serivces on the radio station WFMB.He wrote for papers like 20th Century Christian, Power For Today, The Christian Worker, The Way Of Truth, Bible Herald, Nashville Tennessean, Gospel Advocate and the Firm Foundation. He wrote the tracts, "How Shall the Young Secure Their Hearts," "The House Under Construction," and "What Does The Bible Teach About Placing Membership?" "Johnny Pepper," "Introducing the Church of Christ," "From the Foundation to the Full Building," "What's This Thing All About?" "And Amen." He also served as editor for Christian Family Book Club.Brother McInteer preached a number of gospel meetings each year. He had meetings in Kansas, Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Colorado, and Arkansas.For a many years Jim Bill McInteer's name was connected to Twentieth Century Christian where he served on its editorial staff. He also served on the Boards of Directors for the following: Harding University in Searcy, Arkansas; Hong Kong Christian College; Foundation for Christian Education; and Potter Orphan Home in Bowling Green, Kentucky. He also served on the Board of Directors for Gospel Press in Dallas, Texas. For a time he also served on Advisory Boards of: Pepperdine University in Los Angeles, California; Royal Publishers, Inc., Johnson City, Tennessee; and the Foundation of Great Lakes Christian College in Beamsville, Ontario, Canada. He was the Chairman of the Board of Censors, Nashville, Tennessee. He served on the Governors Committee of the State of Tennessee of Employment of the Physical Handicapped. He served as President of the Nashville chapter of Lipscomb Alumni Association. In 1964 he was recognized by Harding College with the "Distinguished Alumnus Award." He was a member of the West End chapter of the Civitan Club, and was a member of the Sons of the Revolution, a Kentucky colonel. He also owned a farm in southern Kentucky.Jim Bill McInteer was a promoter of great works, a servant among men, an educator of people in the ways of Christ, and promotor of all things good. Arguably, the way in which he should be remembered as husband, father, and caregiver. He lost the love of his life, Betty October 17, 2003. In the years leading up to her departure, she suffered with alzheimers. During that extreme period in his life, he kept up his preaching appointments, and brought Betty with him as long as was possible. He was always at her side, providing assistence until the end. In this Jim Bill became such a great inspiration to caregivers everywhere who know of their situation. He lived with his promises to love her in sickness and in health until death separated them.The last years of his life were with his family, continuing to preach when able. Jim Bill McInteer passed from this life March 8, 2010, just a few weeks before his 89th birthday. He was buried in his home of Franklin, Kentucky in the Greenlawn Cemetery. -Sources: Preachers of Today, Volumes 1-5 keyword church of christ, christian, christ, christian church, disciples of christ, church history, sermons, church poetry, christian poetry, RESTORATION MOVEMENT

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