J. Wilbur Chapman — Biographies and Information
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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. |
- J. Wilbur Chapman. Short biography.
- The Life and Ministry of John Wilbur Chapman.
- Conversion of Wilbur Chapman: A World-Wide Evangelist.
- Echoes from Glory. Selective saying/portrait of Chapman.
- Grave of J. Wilbur Chapman. Woodlawn Cemetery, Bronx, New York, United States.
- eBook about J. Wilbur Chapman.
- The Accepted Time.
- Kadesh-Barnea or, The Power of a Surrendered Life. eBook
- The Precious Blood of Christ.
- "Prepare to Meet Thy God".
- Saved When the Lord Appears.
- Secret of a Happy Day: Quiet Hour Meditations. HTML eBook
- Sowing and Reaping.
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. Agnes (his wife) died June 25, 1907.
Chapman married Mabel Cornelia Moulton on August 30, 1910. Mabel died May
13, 1969.