Theodore Epp

1907–1985 (age 78)

Religious leader

Biography

Theodore Epp (1907–1985) devoted decades to sharing scripture through the Back to the Bible ministry, bringing calm and thoughtful reflections to radio listeners around the world.

He encouraged generations to meet their struggles with faith and to serve others, and he is buried at Lincoln Memorial Park.

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