The Breithaupts in Europe
The Breithaupt Family - An Unfolding History Vol. I
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The Breithaupts In Europe relates an abridged history of Germany, both as nation and as society, as well as the interrelationship of the nation of Germany and the Breithaupt Family. The heritage of the historic family name Breithaupt, with its family crests, seals and documents, and the family estate of the Fief of Bordel culminates in the Breithaupt Family lines and branches which are part of German history. Included are biographies of individuals in numerous family lines and branches, with their occupations and other genealogical information made valuable for researchers. The “stem father”, a major concept of family responsibility through the generations of Breithaupts, is available. In addition, information concerning the military service of numerous Breithaupts, as well as the writings of many Breithaupts, are also noted for researchers. This is the first volume in a multi-volume record of this historic family which begins in Europe and proceeds to America.
About the Author
Graduating cum laude from Asbury College, with undergraduate degree majors in Psychology and Sociology and a Biblical Greek minor, Dr. Breithaupt attended Garrett Biblical Institute Old Testament Studies. Graduating from Asbury Theological Seminary with a graduate degree of Master of Divinity, including a psychiatric chaplaincy internship at the state psychiatric hospital, his Doctor of Ministry degree was taken at San Francisco Theological Seminary with concentration in Parish Administration. He obtained a certificate as Administrator of Psychiatric Services. He also was a member of the Board of the National Academy of Parish Clergy. As an ordained minister of the United Methodist Church, his ministerial experiences have been in numerous pastorates. As a teacher he led bible conferences, taught college courses in religion, psychology, and administration. His writings include Why? (a book of christian faith), Let Them Sing (a theological analysis of hymns), numerous devotional and professional articles, and a newspaper column.