James Levi Barton

1855–1936 (age 81)

Biography

James Levi Barton devoted his life to missionary leadership and cross-cultural understanding, guiding institutions and communities far beyond his own shores with wisdom shaped by faith.

He leaves a lasting heritage of bridge-building and heartfelt service that continues to encourage those who work for harmony among nations and the advancement of education.

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