G E Sherman: 5 books

The Plow: A short story His father wants him to be a farmer. Thomas wants more, his dreams calling him west to make his own way. The tension between father and son comes to a head as an unspoken tragedy tears them apart. This story gives insight into what led Thomas Thornton to travel west, and ultimately seek his fortune in Alaska as told in Forging North.

 This book is an eclectic study of some dimensions of the Christian Family. It is a Bible based analysis. This family is a monogamous union with at least one child. The father (husband) loves his wife (Eph. 5:25); provides substance for his family (Lk.11:11-13), and trains the child (Pr. 22:6)....

The public school systems generally place little, if any, emphasis on biblical and ethical training; yet such exposure is essential for the well rounded child. In Children: Biblical and Ethical Trainings, Dr. E. G. Sherman presents a collection of thirty six topics used in the Children Altar Call...

This book is an eclectic study of some dimensions of prayer. It is a Bible-based analysis (KJV). While recognizing that the concept, prayer, is widely viewed with numerous contexts, this book is anchored in the Judeo-Christian perspective. It makes no claim to present a universally accepted definition...