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William D. Moser

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Family Plot

Family Plot

William D. Moser

AuthorHouse
2004
pokkari
As World War I ends, Orin Dawes' love, Dimple Deribus, lies dead in the hay loft of her father's stable in Ramsfield, Illinois. Orin soon meets Ruby Somers, the daughter of nomadic tent preacher Rev. Jimmy. Ruby's "gift" helps her ease Orin's terminally ill mother's pain - and read people's sins. When Orin's mother dies she is buried in the family plot at the edge of the farm. Orin marries Ruby and they start a family. Over the next twenty years the dairy herd multiplies, and fifteen children, named alphabetically from Adalia to Orinthal, Jr. provide hands to milk the cows. Orin, Ruby, and their children's dark secrets of murder, arson, and worse sit mutely like ghosts at the edge of consciousness.
A Three-Hour Service For Good Friday

A Three-Hour Service For Good Friday

William D Moser

CSS Publishing Company
1997
pokkari
These hymns, litanies, prayers, and meditations provide material for three hours of Good Friday worship for any denomination. Based on the Seven Last Words of Christ spoken from the Cross, the material could be adapted for any time during the season of Lent or Holy Week. Our listening to the seven last words from the cross is enhanced by the crisp and clear rhythmic verses of Dexter Moser. Both poetry and prayers are powerful purveyors of Good Friday's salvation drama... Take, use, adapt and enjoy this rich resource. Dr. James Cobb Norfolk, Virginia William Dexter Moser has served as pastor of congregations in Alabama, Texas, North Carolina, and Tennessee. He also has served in administrative positions as Secretary and Assistant to the Bishop of the Southeastern Synod of the ELCA. He currently lives in Cherryville, North Carolina.