THE ROLES OF THE MAN

About the Book

To be his third publication to the Christendom, this book addresses the individual man, a topic badly needing to be addressed. No one has taken the time to explore the various roles of man as he moves up in God’s hierarchy. But this book begins that trend to look at what’s man failures are due to his roles. The failure to apply the roles to one’s life will cause a breakdown in the individual, his marriage, his family, and his church. All four of these entities are connected by the common thread, role. We talk about the roles of actors and actresses, but never about the roles of man that God had assigned him. If we as men will do the basic roles of man, our homes, employments, societies, and churches would be a better place fostering love, faith, and hope.

Moreover, this book on the roles of man precedes his next two books on “The Roles of the Woman” and “The Roles of the Child.” The woman’s and the child’s roles are meaningless if the man’s roles are not in place.

The author hopes to share with you the roles he as a man have found to be very beneficial and a must in all men’s lives.

About the Author

Marshall Osborne, Jr. was born and reared in Camden, South Carolina. He graduated from Jackson High School and entered South Carolina State College to pursue a bachelor degree in Chemistry that he received in May, 1968. He also received a commission in the United States Armed Forces as a Second Lieutenant. He served his country in the Vietnam Era and received an honorary discharge from service as a Captain of the Fifth Special Forces Group in Fayetteville, North Carolina. He recently retired from E. I. DuPont, May Plant, Camden, South Carolina, in June 2001 as a Senior Environmental Chemist.

In addition, he founded the Christian Fellowship Tabernacle I located in Camden, South Carolina and Christian Fellowship Tabernacle II in Charlotte, North Carolina. He is currently overseeing both churches.

Moreover, he is currently married to his lovely wife, Delores, with two adult children: Garrick Maurice (40), Laurie Marlissa (36), and one grandchild, Erin Marlissa (15), and a daughter-in-law Alysia.