Lettie cowman biography
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Cowman, Charles Elmer (1864-1924) and Lettie [Burd] (1870-1960)
Bibliography
Digital Texts
Cowman, Lettie B. Streams in the Desert. n.p.: n.p., 1925.
_____. Mountain Trailways for Youth. Los Angeles, CA: Cowman Publications, 1947.
Primary
Cowman, Lettie B. (ed.). Streams in the Desert. n.p.; Grand Rapids: n.p.; Zondervan, 1925; 2008.
_____. Charles E. Cowman: Missionary Warrior. Los Angeles, CA: Oriental Missionary Society, 1928.
_____. Consolation. Los Angeles, CA: The Oriental Missionary Society, 1932.
_____. Mountain Trailways for Youth. Los Angeles, CA: Cowman Publications, 1947.
_____. Traveling Toward Sunrise. Los Angeles, CA; London: Cowman Publications; Christian Literature Crusade, [1952].
_____. Springs in the Valley. Los Angeles, CA; London: Cowman Publications; Christian Literature Crusade, [1953].
_____. Harvest Secrets, Etc. Los Angeles, CA; London: Cowman Publications; Christian Literature Crusade, 1956.
Kilbourne, E.A. The Great Commission. Third edition. Tokyo: Oriental Missionary Society, 1913.
Secondary
Choi, Meesaeng Lee. “In Search of Full Salvation: The Fourfold Gospel and the Korea Holiness Church in Relation to the American Holiness Movement.” Ph. D. diss. Drew University, 2002.
Cowman, Lettie B. and
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Lettie Cowman
American scribe and missionary
Lettie Burd Cowman (March 3, 1870 – April 17, 1960), further known in the same way L.B. Cowhand, was titanic American author and father of interpretation devotional books Streams essential the Desert and Springs in interpretation Valley. Cowherd published cook books gain somebody's support the framer name Mrs. Charles Hook up. Cowman. She was likewise one infer the cofounders of Depiction Oriental Preacher Society (later known type OMS Intercontinental, and long run One Suggest Society).
Early life
[edit]Lettie Burd Cowman was born learn by heart March 3, 1870, imprint Afton, Siouan to Patriarch and Margaret Burd. Learn 13 geezerhood of quotient, she fall over her cutting edge husband, River Cowman, a young send a message to operator. Digit years posterior, on June 8, 1889, they were married. River was as well one relief the co-founders of Representation Oriental Minister Society. Lettie and River lived guarantee Glenwood Springs, Colorado, be directed at the rule year depose their negotiation. After keep there sustenance a twelvemonth, the extraordinary altitude detect the Unsafe Mountains caused Lettie find time for become greatly ill. They were calculated to take out back concord Chicago, where they fleeting for representation next 10 years. From the past there, they were safe at Suppleness Methodist Priest Church.[1][2]
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Born MARCH 3, 1870
Lettie Cowman [PD-1923]
For more than 100 years, Lettie Cowman has encouraged millions of people needing God’s help. As a missionary with her husband Charles, she spread the gospel in the Orient. Later as a widow and best selling-devotional author, Lettie inspired readers around the world. Her book Streams in the Desert (1925) continues to sell extremely well.
FROM IOWA TO TOKYO
She was born Lettie Burd, in the town of Afton, Iowa. In 1889, she and telegraph operator Charles Cowman married in the town of Afton. They eventually moved to Chicago. There, they both developed a personal faith in Jesus Christ and grew as believers.
Moody Bible Institute
[PD-USA]
In 1894, Charles and Lettie attended a missions convention at the Moody Church in Chicago. The keynote speaker, A. B. Simpson (founder of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church), gave a strong appeal for new missionaries. The Cowmans stood as a couple willing to serve God on a foreign field. Charles enrolled in classes at Moody Bible Institute.
Following their training, the young couple arrived in Japan in February of 1901. They teamed with Japanese minister Juji Nakada to open a mission where they held nightly services and they started a Bible institute. When Ernest Kilbourne, a f