Roscoe Reporting

Sharing news, research, stories, and other material by Roscoe Barnes III, Ph.D. Research topics include F.F. Bosworth, Ernest Hemingway, Anne Moody, and Natchez, MS. Email: roscoebarnes3@yahoo.com

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Tuesday, July 26, 2022

F.F. Bosworth’s Death Certificate

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Wednesday, July 20, 2022

Mississippi Humanities Council announces Freedom Tour

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First stop of three-day event will be in Natchez NATCHEZ, Miss. -- Mississippi Humanities Council wants to know what freedom means to you. “...

Tuesday, July 12, 2022

Thursday, June 30, 2022

Published in the Arkansas Review

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Roscoe Barnes III, PhD Photo courtesy of Bobby Dennis Happy to receive my copies of the Arkansas Review (April 2022). This issue features th...

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About Me

Roscoe Barnes III: I am an author, ghostwriter, award-winning newspaper reporter, copywriter, and independent scholar of Church History, specializing in Pentecostal church history. I’m currently researching F.F. Bosworth, Anne Moody, Ernest Hemingway, and the history of Natchez, Miss. I’m a former columnist for two national publications: Fund Raising Management magazine (Hoke Communications Inc.) and Publishers' Auxiliary (National Newspaper Association). I earned my Ph.D. in Church History and Polity at the University of Pretoria, South Africa. My doctoral research focused on the life history of F.F. Bosworth, author of "Christ the Healer."I hold a Master of Arts in Religion from the Lutheran Theological Seminary in Gettysburg, Pa., and a Bachelor of Science in Biblical Studies from East Coast Bible College in Charlotte, N.C. During the early part of the 1980s, I completed a writing course through the Christian Writers Guild under the guidance of Norman B. Rohrer. The course, which lasted more than three years, was called, Discover Your Possibilities in Writing. Email: doctorbarnes3@gmail.com

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F.F. Bosworth’s Death Certificate

Mississippi Humanities Council announces Freedom Tour

Bobby Dennis Published in Arkansas Review Journal

Norman B. Rohrer: The Man Who 'Fired Writers'

Next Phase of Mississippi Freedom Trail Launches with 12 New Markers

Guest Speakers for Natchez Kiwanis Club

Published in the Arkansas Review