The Magazine Podcast The Legacy of Arnold Dallimore
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Aug 18, 2025 Explore the life of Arnold Dallimore, a devoted pastor and biographer, whose struggles in writing key Christian biographies shaped his legacy. Discover the resilience of his marriage to May amidst financial and mental health challenges during World War II. Delve into the solitary journey of crafting George Whitefield's biography, filled with obstacles and transformative mentorship from Dr. Martin Lloyd-Jones. Experience the dedication and impact of Dallimore's work and its lasting influence on the Christian community.
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Roots Of A Calling
- Arnold Dallimore's Christian faith was formed early through family and local church influences.
- He converted at nine and felt called to ministry by age 20, shaping his lifelong vocation.
Hard Start To Married Ministry
- May Breeden met Arnold while attending a Bible study and converted in 1941 before marrying him in 1942.
- Early pastorates included a harsh parish experience that led Arnold into depression and temporary secular work.
Season Of Secular Work
- After leaving Briscoe Street, Dallimore worked in painting and house renovation to support his family.
- May sold wedding gifts to feed the family while Arnold briefly left ordained ministry.
