Restoration Revival: The Way (Back) to God

Restoration Revival - The Way (Back) to God

Restoration Revival is a prayerful hope by the writer to encourage unity that the Lord sought through His eternal covenant for all mankind. The book surveys the biblical pattern that did produce unity out of multiple divisive factors in the first century. Those very truths guided numerous groups in the nineteenth century, causing them to alter courses of division to unite into the American Restoration Movement, which is traced and examined in Part 2 of the book. "I hunger for the day when all who claim to follow Christ may serve shoulder to shoulder and heart to heart, answering Christ's prayer for us all to be like God and Christ are one! May each reader find this book a source of information, clarification, motivation and unification!"

About the Author:
Dayton Keesee begain preaching in 1950. Gospel meetings, Christian home seminars, elders' workshops, and teacher training courses have been conducted in more than 35 States. He helped prepare men to preach in India, Nigeria, Ukraine, and the United States. There were about 1,500 graduates during the 21 years he served as an instructor at Sunset School of Preaching in Lubbock, Texas. Forty congregations were started (working with Bill Curry) in the area of Enugu, Nigera. Mission work was also done in Russia, South Africa, Trinidad, Alaska, and Montreal, Canada. Dayton married Ruth Ann Hampton in 1954. They have three grown children: Dita Simeona of Hawaii, Tonja Rambow of Alaska, and Darren Keesee of Texas.