A. T. Pierson — Biographies and Information
 Arthur Tappan Pierson (1837-1911) was an American pastor, Bible expositor and editor of The Missionary Review of the
World.
Acting pastor during the illness and after the death of Charles
Spurgeon at Metropolitan Tabernacle, London (1891-1893).
Speaker at D. L. Moody's Northfield Conferences and Keswick
Convention in England. Consulting editor for Scofield
Reference Bible (1909). Wrote nearly 50 books, including
the biography, George Müller of Bristol.Born Mar. 6, 1837 in New York, New York — Died Jun. 3, 1911 in New York, New York. |
- Arthur T. Pierson, A Sketch of His Life and Work. eBook
- Arthur T. Pierson: A Spiritual Warrior.... eBook
- Arthur Tappan Pierson: His Life and His Message. eBook
- Rev. A. T. Pierson. Short biography.
- Grave of A. T. Pierson. Green-Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn, New York.
- Portrait of A. T. Pierson.
- Christ's Secret of Rest.
- The Crisis of Opportunity and Responsibility.
- Expiation and Consecration.
- God's Call for a Separated People.
- Hymns by A. T. Pierson.
- The Inevitable Alternative.
- The Isolated Name.
- The Keswick Movement: In Precept and Practice HTML eBook
- Love for the Loveless.
- Shall We Continue in Sin? HTML eBook
- A Wondrous Condescension.
Marriage and Family:
Sarah Frances Benedict Pierson (1836-1917): Married
Arthur T. Pierson, July 12, 1860. They had seven children: Helen
M. (1861-1937); Laura W. (1862-1941); Louise B. (1864-1903);
Delavan L. (1867-1952); Farrand B. (1876-1928); Edith Muir and
Anna W. Note: Photo at time of her marriage.