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B. Robert Biscoe - longtime leader of the FFBC - promoted to glory

By sifilings on Thu, 02/13/14
Fundamentalism & Evangelicalism
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Reverend Doctor B. Robert Biscoe Obituary

The Reverend Doctor B. Robert Biscoe of Berlin, NJ passed away Wednesday, February 12, 2014, at Kennedy Hospital Stratford. He was 89. Born in Philadelphia, he was a paratrooper in the European Theater in World War II, receiving a Purple Heart for injuries received at the Battle of the Bulge. Following the war, he returned to college graduating with a Pastoral degree. In the ensuing years, he pastored churches in Hardingville, Barrington and Westville, NJ. He became the Executive Director of the Fellowship of Fundamental Bible Churches, then the financial officer of Hatfield Seminary, PA then the Executive Director of the American Council of Christian Churches, and then a Vice-President of Clearwater Christian College, FL.

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NewInformation on his grandson Sgt. Allen James Dunckley.

Thu, 02/13/14

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NewI have appreciated a good

Thu, 02/13/14

I have appreciated a good friendship with Bob and rejoice that he is with his Savior Whom he loved and served.

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