Torn Asunder

The American Restoration Movement holds an integral place in America’s
religious history. Dreams of uniting Christians from all sects and denominations filled the minds and hearts of a group of people known as Disciples. Yet, what began as a Movement based on “union in truth,” divided in less than 100 years. Torn Asunder examines the forces, issues, and personalities behind the officially-recognized 1906 division of the Disciples.
About the Author
Ben Brewster is the Senior Minister for the Airline Drive Church of Christ in Bossier City, Louisiana. He holds undergraduate degrees from Ohio Valley University and Oklahoma Christian University. He also received an M.A. in Church History from Cincinnati Bible Seminary. He and his wife Mendy have two children: Hannah and Drew.

Torn Asunder has 9 chapters and 135 pages.

“Ben Brewster’s treatment of the issues that led to the division, and Lipscomb’s role in them, is a helpful addition to this needed study. His work is solidly researched, fluently presented, and carefully argued. Anyone wanting to know more about the background of the division of 1906 can profit from reading this book. It will enlighten, challenge, and stimulate.”
James B. North, Ph.D., Professor of Church History
Cincinnati Christian University & Cincinnati Bible Seminary Restoration movement, history, Civil War, unity, uniting, truth, disciples