From Campbell to Katrina
Subtitle: a history of the Churches of Christ in New Orleans
By: Eric M. Dishongh
Publisher: Heritage Press
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Florence, Ala
Language: eng
Number of pages: 118
ISBN-13: 9780977241453; 9780977241446
Subjects: Churches of Christ; History; Églises du Christ; Histoire
Description: "This monumental book by Eric M. Dishongh chronicles the history of the Churches of Christ in New Orleans from the days of Alexander Campbell to Hurricane Katrina, highlighting the legacy of Clifton L. Ganus Sr., founder of A & G Cafeterias and Mrs. Drake Sandwiches"--Back cover
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Early background of New Orleans; title: The Restoration Movement; title: Louisiana's first preachers; title: The Antebellum years; title: The Civil War years; title: The Reconstruction years; title: The 25-year struggle; title: Division becomes reality; title: The defining year of Seventh and Camp; title: The Christian Word and Work; title: The premillennial impact of Stanford Chambers; title: The arrival of Clifton L. Ganus Sr.; title: The Lakeview Church of Christ; title: The Carrollton Avenue Church of Christ; title: Carrollton Avenue's early outreach efforts; title: The "mother" church in New Orleans; title: Fellowship & cooperation; title: Liberalism & expansion; title: The end of a dynasty; title: Hurricane Katrina.