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Memoirs of Rev John Leighton Wilson

DuBose, Hampden Coit


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Like the vast majority of our American Presbyterian forefathers and foremothers, the life and ministry of John Leighton Wilson is almost entirely forgotten by modern Christians. Yet his missionary labors on the coast of Western Africa (1834-1852), his service as Assistant Secretary of Foreign Missions for the Old School Presbyterian Church (1853-1861), and his service as the Secretary of Foreign Missions for the Southern Presbyterian Church (1861-1884) are exemplary in so many ways of a life devoted to spreading the gospel of Jesus far and wide. The reader will not quickly forget how God mightily used Wilson to bring the joy of the Lord Christ to the nations.

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  • Cover Type
    Hardcover
  • ISBN
    9781948102582
  • Page Count
    396
  • Publisher
    Log College Press
  • Publication Date
    September 2024

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About the Author

Hampden Coit DuBose (1845-1910) was a Southern Presbyterian missionary in Suzhou, China, from 1872-1910. Like John Leighton Wilson, the subject of this biography, he was born in South Carolina and studied at Columbia Theological Seminary. While in China, he established churches, started schools, wrote Biblical commentaries, and founded the Anti-Opium League.
Memoirs of Rev John Leighton Wilson - DuBose, Hampden Coit - 9781948102582
Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary

Memoirs of Rev John Leighton Wilson

$23.40 $26.00
Like the vast majority of our American Presbyterian forefathers and foremothers, the life and ministry of John Leighton Wilson is almost entirely forgotten by modern Christians. Yet his missionary labors on the coast of Western Africa (1834-1852), his service as Assistant Secretary of Foreign Missions for the Old School Presbyterian Church (1853-1861), and his service as the Secretary of Foreign Missions for the Southern Presbyterian Church (1861-1884) are exemplary in so many ways of a life devoted to spreading the gospel of Jesus far and wide. The reader will not quickly forget how God mightily used Wilson to bring the joy of the Lord Christ to the nations.

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