Martha Routh
Martha Routh
Martha Routh (1743-1817) was working as the principal of a Friend’s boarding school in Nottingham, England when, at age of 30, she was called by the Lord to travel in the work of the ministry. The remaining 44 years of her life were devoted to preaching the gospel throughout all parts of England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland, and America. Her first trip to America was in 1794, where she labored for over three years, traveling over 11,000 miles, before returning to her native country. She returned to America in 1801 with her husband (who died shortly after his arrival in New York). Martha Routh’s life and ministry were exemplary in every respect, and her preaching was “in demonstration of the Spirit and of power.”
Books by Martha Routh
The Life of Martha Routh
The Life of Martha Routh
A journal of the life, travels, and religious experiences of Martha Routh, giving a relation of her forty years of tireless service in the work of the ministry throughout many parts of England, Ireland, Scotland, and America.
- 184 pages
- journal
- 15 Downloads
Related Books
Journal of John Wigham
During a great part of her first trip to the United States, Martha Routh was often a companion in the work of the ministry to John Wigham, whom she frequently mentions with great esteem in her journal, calling him her “valued friend and brother in gospel fellowship.”
The Life and Letters of Rebecca Jones
Though a native of England, Martha Routh spent many years in America in the service of the gospel, where she met and befriended that humble but highly-esteemed minister of Christ, Rebecca Jones. Rebecca’s journal makes many reference to Martha Routh, and includes several letters written to her on various occasions.