Martin Luther Jennings

Background

Jennings, Martin Luther was born on July 10, 1847 in Ohio, United States. Son of Abraham M. and Louisa (Foreman) Jennings.

Education

Bachelor of Arts, Adrian (Michigan) College, 1871, Master of Arts, 1874, Doctor of Divinity, 1890, Doctor of Laws, 1906. Post-graduate student, Yale, 1874-1875.

Career

Ordained Member of Parliament ministry, 1871. Pastor Zanesville, O., 1871-1872. Instructor, 1872-1874, professor Latin and Greek, 1875-1880, Adrian College.

Pastor Wellsville, O., 1882-1883, Cambridge, O., 1883-1887.

Agent, Adrian College, 1888-1889. Pastor Coschocton, O., 1889-1890.

President Muskingum Conference, 1890-1893. Pastor 1st Member of Parliament Church, Des Moines, Iowa, 1893-1894.

Professor Greek, Adrian College, 1894-1896.

Editor Methodist Recorder, Pittsburgh, since 1896. Delaware to Ecumenical Conference of Methodism, London, 1901, Toronto, Canada, 1911. Vice president for Member of Parliament Church of Federal Council of Churches in America.

Member Joint Commision on Union of Congressional, U.B. and Member of Parliament Churches, 1906-1908.

Member Joint Commision on Union of America Methodism, since 1908. Address: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Achievements

• Martin Luther Jennings has been listed as a noteworthy clergyman by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Joint Commn; member Joint Commission

Connections

Married Lettie A. Heberling, May 18, 1893.

Father:

Abraham M. Jennings

Mother:

Louisa (Foreman) Jennings

Spouse:

Lettie A. Heberling