His Father's Son - Book II - - Baumbach, Bernard
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A selection of Dr. Baumbach's literary endeavors is featured on his website given below. The first book of his trilogy, "His Father's Son: Book 1-He Wore a Clerical Collar," was published in June of this year. This second book of the trilogy will also carry the date of 2015. It is the fifth book that he has published in the last three years. A 2016 publication date is planned for the final book of the trilogy, "His Father's Son: Book 3-He Wears a White Collar." In that forthcoming volume, Julius resumes a contentious disposition regarding the institutional church while achieving amazing financial success as a Swedish masseur. www.bernardbaumbach.com…mehr

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A selection of Dr. Baumbach's literary endeavors is featured on his website given below. The first book of his trilogy, "His Father's Son: Book 1-He Wore a Clerical Collar," was published in June of this year. This second book of the trilogy will also carry the date of 2015. It is the fifth book that he has published in the last three years. A 2016 publication date is planned for the final book of the trilogy, "His Father's Son: Book 3-He Wears a White Collar." In that forthcoming volume, Julius resumes a contentious disposition regarding the institutional church while achieving amazing financial success as a Swedish masseur. www.bernardbaumbach.com
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Autorenporträt
Bernard C. Baumbach was born in Anaheim, California, in 1925. His collegiate education is certified by a BA degree (Capital University, Columbus, Ohio) and the MA and the PhD degrees (the University of Texas at Austin). His academic career spanned forty years at Texas Lutheran University in Seguin, Texas. He retired in 1990 as professor emeritus of sociology. In 1992, Ed Gotthardt, then mayor of the city of Seguin, asked him to structure a plan for a senior citizen center for Seguin and Guadalupe County. The Silver Center and the Silver Urn (coffee shop) were in operation in less than five years. In December of 2002, he and his wife, Dorothy, moved to Sun City in Georgetown, Texas.