Alexander Lewis

Background

Lewis, Alexander was born on December 3, 1864 in Hudson, Wisconsin, United States. Son of Charles Henry and Katherine (Seeley) Lewis.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Carleton College, Minnesota, 1887, Bachelor of Laws, 1890. Boston Theological Seminary, 1887-1889, Union Theological Seminary, 1889-1890. Master of Science, New York University, 1892, Doctor of Philosophy, 1894.

University of Oxford, 1905-1906.

Doctor of Divinity, Drury College, 1907.

Career

Ordained Congleton ministry, 1890. Assistant pastor Pilgrim Church, New York, 1890-1891. Pastor North.E. Church, Brooklyn, 1891-1895, Pilgrim Church, Worcester, Massachusetts, 1896-1906, First Church, Kansas City, Missoury, November 15, since 1906.

Delaware and speaker at International Congressional Council, Edinburgh, 1908, National Council, Boston, 1910.

Author: Manhood Making, 1902. Sermons Preached in England, 1906.

Twenty Years in the Ministry, 1910.

Achievements

• Alexander Lewis has been listed as a noteworthy clergyman by Marquis Who's Who.

Connections

Married Ella Hatch, August 13, 1890.

Father:

Charles Henry Lewis

Mother:

Katherine (Seeley) Lewis

Spouse:

Ella Hatch