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Collection Title: Dixon, Amzi Clarence: Archival Collection on Microfiche
Dates: 1875-1915
Identification: CFT00056
Creator:
Dixon, A. C. (Amzi Clarence), 1854-1925
Physical Description: 0.50
Repository:
David Allan Hubbard Library Archives
135 N. Oakland Avenue
Pasadena, CA, 91182-0002
URL: http://library.fuller.edu/archives/
Email: archives@fuller.edu
Phone: (626) 584-5311
Fax: (626) 584-5613
This Collection is indexed under the following controlled access subject terms.
Baptist World Alliance
Moody, Dwight Lyman, 1837-1899
Baptists
Fundamentalism
Millennialism
Scholarly use within parameters of copyright law.
A. C. Dixon (1854-1925) was born in North Carolina and was graduated from Wake Forest College (1875). He pastored in North
Carolina and Baltimore, MD, where he established a reputation as a Bible teacher and preacher. He became a popular Bible Conference
speaker. His renown as a speaker continued to grow; he was well received in England and then in the U.S., was invited to preach
with D. L. Moody at the World’s Fair evangelistic campaign. He pastored the Ruggles Street Church in Boston (1901-1906), Moody’s
Chicago Avenue Church (1906-1911) and Spurgeon’s Tabernacle (1911-1919). He was chairman of the London Baptist Association
from 1915-1916. He was active in the Baptist World Alliance. After returning to the U.S.A., he taught briefly at the Bible
Institute of Los Angeles and undertook a preaching tour in Japan and China, before pastoring at University Baptist Church,
Baltimore. An ardent premillenialist and fundamentalist, he served at the first secretary and editor of the first five volumes
(of ten) of
The Fundamentals (1910-1915). This collection preserves his papers in a microfiche edition of 617 fiche. The originals are held by the Southern
Baptist Historical Commission and housed at the Southern Baptist Historical Library and Archives.