Helen C. A. Dixon

Helen C. A. Dixon
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Short Name: Helen C. A. Dixon
Full Name: Dixon, Helen C. A. (Helen Cadbury Alexander), 1877-1969
Birth Year: 1877
Death Year: 1969

Dixon, Helen Cadbury Alexander (b. 1877, Birmingham, Eng.; d. Mar. 1, 1969, Birmingham, Eng.) was the daughter of Richard Cadbury, a prominent British industrialist and philanthropist who was a member of the Quaker fellowship and keenly interested in evangelical mission work; attended the university and spent some time in Germany, studying music and language; in 1904 married Charles M. Alexander, songleader with evangelist R. A. Torrey; traveled with her husband and assisted him in his worldwide ministry with both Torrey and J. Wilbur Chapman (q.v.) until his death in 1920; assisted J. Kennedy Maclean in writing the biography, Charles M. Alexander: A Romance of Song and Soul-Winning, 1921; in 1924 married Amsji C. Dixon.

Don Hustad, DNAH Archives


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Texts by Helen C. A. Dixon (15)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
A cualquiera parte sin temor iréHelen C. A. Dixon (Author)Spanish1
A servir a Cristo sin temor iréHelen C. A. Dixon (Author (st. 3))Spanish1
After the shadows have passed awayMr. C. M. Alexander (Author)English3
All unseen the Master walkethMrs. Charles M. Alexander (Arranger)English3
Anywhere with Jesus I can safely go (Pounds)Helen Alexander Dixon (Author (stanza 3))English51
Hele au me Iesu ma na wahi a pauMrs. C. M. Alexander (Author)Hawaiian1
Jesus calls us, o'er the tumultMrs. C. F. Alexander (Author)English1
Jesus is our Captain, we His soldiers trueMrs. C. M. Alexander (Author)English1
Jesus, the Savior, is calling today, Sinner, will you comeMrs. C. M. Alexander (Author)English2
Tell of Christ who saves from sinMrs. C. M. Alexander (Author)English2
There is a green hill far awayMrs. C. F. Alexander (Author)English1
There's a city bright and fair, overHelen C. A. Dixon (Author)0
When I fight with doubt and sorrowHelen C. A. Dixon (Author)0
While Jesus whispers to youMrs. C. M. Alexander (Author)English9
Work, for the night is coming; Work through the morning hoursMrs. C. M. Alexander (Author)English3
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