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About James Edward McCulloch
James Edward McCulloch was born 1873 in Montgomery County Virginia to Benjamin and Elizabeth McDonald. After attending Randolph-Macon College in his home state he finished his Bachelor of Divinity at Vanderbilt University. While still in Tennessee, J E McColloch wed Minerva Anette Clyce of Warren County Missouri in 1903. Miss Clyce had been schooled at the Scarritt Bible and Training School and was a leader in the new idea of “social evangelism”.
McCulloch authored multiple books during his career starting in 1905 with “The Open Church for the Unchurched”- “The Mastery of Love” in 1910- “Challenge of Social Service” 1913- and in 1919 his acclaimed “Distinguished Service Citizenship”. His most famous work is from 1924 titled “Home: The Savior of Civilization”. This book has the famous quote, “...no other success can compensate for failure at home”.
J E Mcculloch and his family settled in the greater Washington D C area and for many years he was a friend and confidante to many of Washingtons Congressmen and Senators. He passed away in 1939 with his family close and successful. His wife Minerva survived him to a ripe age of 92 years, and saw great-grand children before passing peacefully in 1967.
James Edward McCulloch's Timeline
1873 |
July 23, 1873
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Dry Run, Montgomery, Virginia, United States
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1904 |
November 24, 1904
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Nashville, Davidson County, TN, United States
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1907 |
July 11, 1907
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Nashville, Davidson County, TN, United States
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1910 |
February 19, 1910
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Nashville, Davidson County, TN, United States
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1939 |
January 25, 1939
Age 65
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Wilmington, New Hanover County, North Carolina, United States
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Randolph-Mason College
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Vanderbilt University
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Southern Socialogical Congress
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Rockville, Montgomery, Maryland, United States
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