Humphries, Albert Lewis
1865-1950; e.m. 1887

Cambridge-educated son-in-law of Samuel Antliff, born in Bristol. As a tutor at Hartley College, 1902-35, his contributions to theology and biblical criticism included his Hartley Lecture, The Holy Spirit in Faith and Experience (1911) and (with William Barker) a Jubilee History of the College (1931). At the Methodist Church Congress in 1929 he spoke on 'The Ministry in the Early Church' and in 1931 on 'Sin - a Personal Relationship'. He was President of the PM Conference in 1926. He died on 28 March 1950.

Sources
  • W. Bardsley Brash, The Story of our Colleges (1935), p.141
  • A. Wilkes & J. Lovett, Mow Cop and the Camp Meeting Movement (1942) p.114
  • Methodist Recorder, 6 April 1950

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