Agnes Baldwin Alexander

1875–1971 (age 96)

Missionary/Educator

Biography

Agnes Baldwin Alexander (1875–1971) was a pioneering missionary and educator whose life was dedicated to service and the advancement of education. Her work in Hawaii reflected her deep commitment to improving the lives of those she served and taught.

Alexander's legacy of faith and education is honored at Kawaiahaʻo Church, where her contributions to missionary work and educational endeavors continue to be remembered and celebrated by those who benefit from her life's work.

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