William Reed Huntington
1838–1909 (age 71)
Biography
William Reed Huntington was an influential Episcopal clergyman and writer whose ministry blended gracious scholarship with a deep concern for justice. He served as rector of prominent parishes and used his sermons and editorials to call the church to meet the needs of a changing society.
He authored widely read works on Christian doctrine and church polity, arguing that faith must express itself in acts of compassion and in cooperation across denominational lines, leaving a legacy of thoughtful leadership.