Henry, Carl F.H. (Carl Ferdinand Howard), 1913-2003

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Birth 1913-01-22
Death 2003-12-07
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Carl French Henry, 1867-1929, was a Universalist minister who pastored the Throop Memorial Universalist Church in Pasadena, California, 1915-1929. He was married to Rena M. Henry and they had one child, a daughter, Helen Henry.

From the description of Carl French Henry collection, 1892-1957. (Graduate Theological Union). WorldCat record id: 52526433

Evangelical Protestant theologian, professor and author; born January 22, 1913, in New York City, earned undergraduate degree at Wheaton College in 1938 and doctorates from Northern Baptist Theological seminary in 1942 and Boston University in 1949; published The Uneasy Consceince of Modern Fundamentalism in 1947; served as editor of Chrstinaity Today magazine from 1956 to 1968; chairman of the 1966 World Congress on Evangelsim; helped found the Instititue for Advanced Christian Studies in 1967 and served on its board for many years; prominent Evangelical thinker and speaker; died December 7, 2003.

From the description of Papers of Carl F.H. Henry, 1925-1984. (Wheaton College). WorldCat record id: 189935229

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  • Christian education
  • Christianity and culture
  • Christianity and economics
  • Christianity and politics
  • Christian life
  • Evangelicalism
  • Marriage records
  • Theology
  • Theology, Doctrinal
  • Theology, Practical
  • Universalist churches
  • World War, 1939-1945

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  • Maine (as recorded)
  • Massachusetts (as recorded)
  • California (as recorded)

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