Background
Clarke, James Whyte was born on September 13, 1891 in Glasgow, Scotland. Son of Herbert and Margaret (Whyte) Clarke.
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James Whyte Clarke
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Bachelor's Degree, McGill University, 1922. Doctor of Divinity, United College, Winnepeg, 1940.
Career
Student missionary, Presbyterian Church, Manitoba, Canada, 1910-1911; minister country church, Presbyterian Church, 1922-1926; moderator of the Presbytery, Presbyterian Church, 1924; participator in union of Methodist, Congregationalist, and Presbyterian Churches, 1925; pastor, Rosemont and Westmount Churches, Montreal, 1927; pastor, Knox Church, Winnepeg, 1932; preacher, All Canada Number of Christian Century Pulpit, 1969; professor homiletics, Presbyterian Theological Seminary, Chicago, 1941; minister, Second Presbyterian Church, St. Louis, 1944; professor homiletics, Princeton Theological Seminary speaker, Chicago Sunday Evening Club.
Achievements
Membership
President board directors Lindenwood Female College, St. Charles, Missouri. Member board directors Westminster College, Fulton, Missouri Served in World War I. overseas. Member National Christian Mission Team.
Connections
Married Maria Mason, December 1, 1913 (deceased 1951). Children: Margaret Lennox, Blanche Reid, James William (deceased), George Carson.
Education
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1922
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1940