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Christian Biography Resources |
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J. Wilbur Chapman (1859-1918) was an American evangelist, revivalist and pastor.
He wrote the words to the hymns One Day, Jesus! What A Friend for Sinners (Our Great Saviour)
and 'Tis Jesus. |
John Wilbur
Chapman. His life and ministry.
J.
Wilbur Chapman. Short biography.
Conversion of Wilbur Chapman: A World-Wide Evangelist.
Echoes from Glory.
Selective saying/portrait of Chapman.
One
Day and Jesus!
What a Friend for Sinners. Words by
Chapman with Midi music.
Sermons/Books:
The Accepted Time.
Kadesh-Barnea or, The Power of a Surrendered Life. Online
book
The Precious Blood of Christ.
"Prepare to Meet Thy God".
Saved When the Lord Appears.
Sowing and Reaping.
Archival documents/images:
J.
Wilbur Chapman. Photographs from Chicago Daily News, 1902-1933.
Papers of
John Wilbur Chapman. Collection includes correspondence,
sermons, photographs, campaigns, associates, etc.
Marriage and family:
J. Wilbur Chapman married Irene E. Steddon in May 10, 1882. She died a month
after giving birth to their first child, Bertha Irene, born April 1, 1886.
Chapman married Agnes Pruyn Strain, November 4, 1888 and they had
four children: Robert (who died in infancy), J. Wilbur, Jr., Alexander
Hamilton, and Agnes Pruyn. Chapman's second wife died June 25, 1907.
Lastly, Chapman married Mabel Cornelia Moulton on August 30, 1910. |
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