Torrence

Author's Note Shortly after the beginning of World War Two, Floyd Weston and four of his college friends set out on a quest to find the one true Church of Jesus Christ. Armed with a list of seventeen points that they had compiled, they began visiting different churches, searching. Although later separated from each other by the war, in the next few years for of the five young men, by differing routes and under varying circumstances, found and joined one particular religious denomination. The fifth didn't join because he had been killed in the South Pacific. This book is the fictionalized account of that quest.

Hi PrisionChaplain. Yorgason, Blaine and Brenton. The Greatest Quest Deseret Book Company. Salt Lake City: 1987. page 180 "With so many churches not having the completely correct gospel of Jesus Christ, how could an individual find the true church? Fortunately, the Bible can help answer this question. Just as an architect's plans for building are specific, and are exactly right for only one structure, so also are God's plans for His true church. He has said, "Straight is the gate, and narrow is the way, which leadeth unto [eternal] life, and few there be that find it.' (Matthew 7:14.) However, a careful reading of the Bible will clearly identify specific characteristics of Christ's true church." If you would like send me a message and I can send you scanned copies of the pages of the 42 points from the book.