Fred Denbeaux

Background

Denbeaux, Fred was born on May 8, 1914 in St. Louis. Son of Ralph and Margaret (Langanke) Denbeaux.

Education

Bachelor of Arts, Elmhurst (Illinois) College, 1936; Bachelor of Divinity, Union Theological Seminary, New York City, 1939; School of Theology and Ministry, Union Theological Seminary, New York City, 1940.

Career

Social worker, Brooklyn Children's Aid Society, 1937-1939; ordained to ministry, United Presbyterian Church United States of America., 1940; pastor in, Rebersburg, Pennsylvania, 1940-1942; teacher theology, Dana Hall Schools, Wellesley, Massachusetts, 1946-1950; faculty, Wellesley College, since 1946; professor religion, Wellesley College, since 1958; department chairman, Wellesley College, since 1955; Chairman of the Board preachers, Wellesley College, since 1964. Visiting professor Brown U., 1960-1961. Visiting lecturer Trinity College, 1962-1963.

Achievements

• Fred Denbeaux has been listed as a notable Educator, writer by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

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  • The Premature Death of Protestantism

    (book)

  • The art of Christian doubt (A Haddam House book)
  • The Premature Death of Protestantism; an Invitation to a Future

Membership

Served as chaplain Army of the United States, 1942-1946. M C.

Connections

Married Jane van Voorst, June 9, 1937. Children— Mark, Andrea.

Father:

Ralph Denbeaux

Mother:

Margaret (Langanke) Denbeaux

Spouse:

Jane van Voorst